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☐ Pets and animal dander
☐ Dust and dust mites
☐ Cooking odors
☐ Smoke from tobacco or a fireplace
☐ Cockroach droppings
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☐ Exercise or activity
☐ Changes in weather (cold, heat, wind, storms, humidity, or dry air)
☐ Colds or flu (respiratory viruses or bacterial infections)
☐ Dampness or mold (such as from leaky pipes)
☐ Acid reflux
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☐ Pollen from plants and trees
☐ Strong smells (such as from scented candles or personal care products)
☐ Sprays (such as hairspray, bug spray, or cleaners)
☐ Exhaust fumes from cars and trucks
☐ Strong emotions (such as crying, laughing, anger, or stress)
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