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What causes asthma?

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What causes asthma?

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Some of the difficulty in determining what causes it stems from the fact that what triggers asthma in one person may have no effect on another person. Possible causes include pet dander, dust, cold weather, or even a cold or flu, to name a few.

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It is a disease that effects the bronchial tubes. It is a direct result of allergies. Asthma is very scary. Learn more about asthma here.

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Scientists have not pinpointed the underlying condition that causes people to be susceptible to asthma attacks. They do know that asthma is strongly associated with allergies, especially in children; about three-quarters of people with asthma also have allergic rhinitis (hay fever). Asthma also seems to have a genetic component. If both your parents have had asthma, you’re more likely to get it, too.

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