<s>[INST] What are Asthma Triggers? [/INST] 
Asthma triggers can vary greatly from person to person. Knowing and managing triggers is a key part of asthma management. Once a person knows their triggers, it is possible to develop a plan to avoid them.

Upper respiratory viral infections, house dust mites, cockroach debris, animal dander, mold, pollen, cold air, exercise, stress, tobacco smoke and indoor and outdoor air pollutants can trigger symptoms.

Asthma triggers affect people differently, but studies have shown that if they are reduced or eliminated, symptoms and the need for medications are reduced and lung function is improved.

Common Factors or Triggers:

Tobacco Smoke
Exercise
Stress
Cold Air
Pollen
Mold
Animal Dander
Dust Mites Debris
Cockroaches Debris
Diesel Exhaust
Air Pollution
Isocyanates
Dyes
Formaldehyde
Wood Dust Source: New York State Department of Health. Link: https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/asthma/asthma_faqs.htm. Field: Lung Disease. Disease: Asthma </s>