Posted by Jennifer Lai, M.D. on Jan 23, 2019 5:56:01 PM
While nose bleeds and asthma attacks in kids are fairly common, I often find that parents are understandably worried about them. It doesn’t help when these conditions seem to accelerate during the colder months. As Houston’s version of winter arrives, now might be a good time to talk about how cold air can trigger asthma attacks and nose bleeds in children.
Topics: cold weather asthma, cold weather nosebleeds, asthma, nosebleed
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