I have a lot of major respiratory allergies.
It started when I was young, as the leaf mold would give me bad bronchitis in the Fall.
That’s right around the time I got ran tests on with asthma by my pediatrician. It was taxing doing activities in university when I was always falling behind other students. Anytime I wanted to play soccer with my classmates I basically had to be the goaltender. I wasn’t absolutely good at running and chasing after the ball like the other kids were. And so for this reason alone, I was worried by having all of these respiratory issues, then nowadays I properly survive just using an inhaler when I need one the most. Sporadically I have to use nasal sprays as well to keep my sinuses open, however, some of the worst environmental factors are simply the things in the air outside. I have to use whole-house air purifiers in the house or my nose swells up and I have trouble breathing. There’s too many particles of dust and mold that get in from outside that affect my lungs in a downside sort of way. The complication with a lot of homes in venues where it’s easily hot and humid out like the south, people don’t necessarily always use air conditionings. It’s not so much about whether or not you can handle hot uneven temperatures, it’s about having something to keep the humidity down inside, unless you are using a dehumidifier in venue of an air conditioning, you easily should not go without using your conditioning systems. Those air conditionings will stop mold from growing in your house and running rampant in the air. For someone like me with respiratory issues, I cannot afford to be exposed to mold in my own home.