“Cold takes my breath away -- literally,” says Ruckert ... to cover your mouth and nose with a scarf or a cold-weather face mask — not a thin surgical 'COVID-type' mask — or a neck ...

Minor impacts of hyperemia in the airway includes shortness of breath, wheezing or even bronchospasms ... Hanania advises those who exercise in cold weather to wear a scarf, mask or other face ...

Cover your mouth and nose: Wearing a ski mask or scarf can help trap heat and moisture from your breath. Limit outdoor exercise: Strenuous activity in cold weather can worsen symptoms of asthma ...

When you feel that cold air sting your lungs, you may wonder how cold weather affects your breathing. In most cases, it's just a little burn that passes as you adjust to the cold temperatures.

shoveling snow or otherwise exerting themselves in cold weather. People also can lose heat by breathing in cold air and breathing out warm, moist air, said Dr. E. John Wipfler III, a clinical ...

Winter’s dry air can create a variety of breathing difficulties for the approximately 4.6 million children with asthma or other respiratory conditions in the United States. To keep the littlest ...