@hicopd - I had more asthma symptoms (coughing, especially, but I think also some inaudible wheezing) lying down at night previously. I think it related to my dust/dust mite allergies, as you mentioned. I already took some regular inhalers, allergy medications and nose sprays. I've tried allergy shots before, but they only seemed to really impact my cat allergy. I took some benzonatate, which helped a bit, and grabbed my Albuterol inhaler from my nightstand if I coughed in bed. At least temporarily, this helped a bit.
What really made a difference in my particular situation was finally getting approved and taking mepolizumab shots monthly. At first, I did not think these shots were doing anything. Then, later, when speaking to my allergist at an appointment, I realized I was coughing less at night and during the day. I no longer got into such a bad asthma situation that I had to take a round of prednisone.
Are you allergic to dust/dust mites, hicopd? If so, what do you do to manage them?
I have had asthma for 50 years, and about 15 years ago I started having problems sleeping with asthma. My doctor prescribed Spiriva Resprimat Inhaler. I have had no more problems sleeping. The medication works for 24 hrs, so it works for you throughout the entire day. It’s pricey but if you have insurance the price is manageable.