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I seem to have more phlym when we have a low pressure
@A MyCOPDTeam Member yep Unfortunately any change in barametric pressure just tears me up
Weather changes cause unexplained need to use my oxygen more. Atmospheric changes cause more shortness of breath as does a high dew point (over 60).
Weather can affect us in many ways. High humidity is a problem for many of us and extreme heat or cold can be difficult.
High humidity is also a drag.
Michael, dust and poor indoor and outdoor air quality affect my breathing. My daughter and son-in-law live in the same house, and they are pretty messy. They think I am crazy dusting, vacuuming, and cleaning so much. I tell them why, but it doesn't change anything. I have 3 air cleaners with HEPA filters going all the time.
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