Humidity, if the humidity is high that could do it. If you mean very warm, the inability to cool
upper airways (as they warm air for lower airways) can do it. If tropical or fertile, can be pollens/
molds. If desert, can be dusts (or still
molds/pollens). If a firefighter—might
be smoke & toxic gasses.
Unfortunately, many options means need good history and exam to narrow
down and diagnose properly.
POSTED BY: Steven
Ajluni, MD
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