Asthma symptoms don’t affect everyone the same way—some people struggle more in the morning, while others face nighttime flare-ups. But why does this happen? In this episode ofAsthma Friend: Breathe Easier Together, we explore the science behind morning and nighttime asthma, the role of circadian rhythms, and common triggers like GERD, allergens, and mucus buildup.

You'll also hear a personal perspective from Siddhant, who experiences severe nighttime breathlessness and acid reflux, along with morning congestion and mucus buildup. He shares the small but effective changes that help him manage symptoms, from using a wedge pillow to prevent reflux to incorporating a nasal care routine for morning relief.

Whether you or a loved one experience worsening asthma symptoms at specific times of the day, this episode will provide valuable insights and practical strategies to help you breathe easier. Tune in now and take control of your asthma!

Read the full article here:Morning vs. Night Asthma: Why Symptoms Worsen at Certain Times

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