Thunderstorm asthma: be prepared this spring

Thunderstorm asthma refers to episodes of asthma symptoms that occur when high pollen levels combine with a thunderstorm.

Events can occur anywhere where there are both high pollen levels and thunderstorms, however the greatest risk is in areas across southern NSW and the Riverina.

The National Asthma Council Australia has developed a flowchart to assist pharmacists in identifying and advising patients who may be at risk of thunderstorm asthma.

Access the National Asthma Council flowchart

View MPHN Spring Thunderstorm Asthma page

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