Asthma patients using inhalers may see a change in their prescription (Image: GETTY) Asthma sufferers are being warned that their treatment plan may be changing as new recommendations urge a change in inhaler use. The soaring pollen levels could spell trouble for countless Brits prone to hayfever but also the five and a half million people with asthma, particularly those using inhalers as part of their treatment. Pollen won't affect all asthma patients but the impending pollen bomb may trigger worsening symptoms in some including coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath that will see them reaching for their inhalers more often.
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