Thunderstorms may look refreshing, but they can actually trigger breathing problems for people with asthma or COPD. During storms, allergens and pollen particles break down and become airborne, making it easier for them to enter your lungs and cause irritation.
If you experience wheezing, coughing, or shortness of breath during or after a storm, take precautions immediately. Keep your rescue inhaler or prescribed medication handy, avoid going outdoors, and stay in a clean, ventilated room.
Consult your pulmonologist if symptoms persist — early care can prevent complications and ensure safe breathing even in stormy weather.
Dr. S. Teja, Consultant Pulmonologist & Intensivist at Teja Chest Hospital, Guntur, offers expert care for asthma, COPD, and other respiratory conditions.
📞 Contact: 8121735998
🌐 Website: tejachesthospital.in