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What should be done to control an asthma cough?

Prevention is always the best strategy. A person with asthma should know what situations trigger coughing and avoid them whenever possible. If coughing or other asthma symptoms are severe or unpredictable, or if they flare up more than twice a week, seeing an allergist can help determine their cause and provide long-term treatment that controls or eliminates them. Asthma medications prescribed by your allergist will help to relieve the coughing attacks. These include a fast-acting bronchodilator inhaler, which expands the airways in the lungs and offers quick relief, or a corticosteroid inhaler, which relieves inflammation when used daily. Often both types are needed.

Common Asthma Cough Triggers

Coughing from asthma can occur after exercise, after exposure to specific triggers, after laughing, and often at night. Common triggers include:

Outdoor allergens, such as pollens from grass, trees and weeds
Indoor allergens, such as pet dander, dust mites and mold
Certain drugs or food additives
Irritants in the air, such as smoke, air pollution and chemical fumes, or strong odors, such as perfume
Colds, the flu or other illnesses
Exercise (although people with asthma benefit from exercise; if asthma prevents you from exercising then you should talk to your doctor)
Stress
Weather conditions, such as cold air, heat and humidity, or rapidly changing weather patterns