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Humidity as a KEY trigger.

MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Sep 14 2:04pm | Replies (28)

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@irenea8

I have read that COPD flares are statistically highest during humid weather. I am sure the same is true for BE. My body hates humidity but total dryness does not work either. I think a certain amount of moisture makes it easier to expel mucus. The Ideal would be if we could all move to the beach!

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Irene, I did that. Humidity is tolerable for me here at the Gulf. In Colorado, I was always dehydrated.

Makes sense but I am wondering why my doc wants the humidity in my house above30%. I have a meter that lets me know when it drops.