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...They say laughter is the best medicine, perhaps not if you are a person with asthma, then laughter may leave you needing medicine....

...One of the weirdest triggers that can cause an asthma attack is strong emotions, as in laughter, anger, fear, etc....

...I could have added things like laughter, stress, and strong smells....

...I don't know about you, but I've had a few mild asthma attacks brought on by laughter....

...As the warm embrace of summer settles in, it is time for delightful evenings filled with laughter and joy around cozy fire-pit fires with family and friends...

...I get along really well with my primary healthcare provider, and most of our visits are light and filled with laughter....

...I start tickling him, and for five full minutes he's absorbed in this activity, squealing with laughter....

...For many people, asthma makes laughter uncomfortable. Laughing often leads to coughing, which can trigger an asthma attack....

...This may explain why stress, anxiety, depression, and even laughter, may trigger asthma. Dust can also get into the air and be easily inhaled....

...People say laughter is the best medicine - though I might have to say controller meds take the cake!...

...Away from family games, enjoying stories, and the laughter. With treatment, I am now able to bear a campfire....

...She said that her daughter has asthma and was prescribed a dry powder inhaler – but the daughter hated it....

...But we also had an experience where my daughter was given the wrong medication....

...My daughter really prefers to use a mask with the nebulizer....

...So now the teachers know how to help my daughter. But - like most teenagers, my daughter is DEFINITELY NOT going to use her inhaler during class....

...It did not take long to notice that my daughter would start sneezing and wheezing any time she used the vacuum....

...My sweet neighbor was taking care of my daughter while we were at the hospital....

...It was a quick laparoscopic surgery, and Daughter had an overnight stay in the hospital....

...My daughter turned 26 this year and is no longer eligible to continue on my husband's health care plan....