There are studies that suggest an increased risk from asthma symptoms, allergic reactions, and worse lung function for people with asthma who are having hormone therapy as part of their gender reassignment. These findings suggest that women may have a different perception, and take distinct actions regarding their symptoms and asthma control Coughing frequently, especially at night
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Wheezing (a whistling noise during breathing)
Experiencing chest tightness (feeling like something is pressing on your chest)
Allergen exposure can also trigger other symptoms, including Many women who are prescribed the right dose and type of hormones find that their asthma, as well as their perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, improve Keeping a diary of your perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms and asthma symptoms can help inform discussions regarding treatment with hormones. Hormonal fluctuations in women may play a role in adult onset asthma
Some women first develop asthma symptoms during or after a pregnancy Women going through menopause can develop asthma symptoms for the first time Different illnesses, viruses, or infections can be a factor in adult onset asthma. This kind of asthma is more common in women, often starting around the menopause
It can be difficult to diagnose asthma in later life
This is because symptoms can be slightly different in older people. Allergies can make your asthma symptoms worse This can increase your risk of an asthma attack But there are things you can do to stay well and reduce your risk of asthma symptoms and asthma attacks
Avoid the thing you are allergic to as much as possible. Find out what the common symptoms of asthma are and what to do if you have them. If you’re diagnosed with asthma, you may have a skin prick test or blood test to see if you are allergic to any common allergens This will help you understand your asthma triggers.
