<s>[INST] Will moving somewhere else help my asthma or allergies? [/INST] 
Moving to another suburb, city or even country is a very big step if your asthma or allergies are the only reason you are considering such a move. Unfortunately, it may not have as much impact as you hope.

Different people’s asthma is triggered by different factors, but many people with asthma and allergies have an underlying allergic sensitivity (called atopy). For example, if you are allergic to grasses and pollens, you might have fewer symptoms on first moving from an inland region to a coastal area. However, while a different climate may help in the short term, over a longer time you might develop sensitivities to triggers in your new environment such as dust mites.

Before making such a move, speak to your doctor and/or asthma educator about your asthma and allergy concerns. There may be some simple steps you can take in your current home. Source: National Asthma Council Australia. Link: https://www.nationalasthma.org.au/understanding-asthma/faqs. Field: Lung Disease. Disease: Asthma </s>