Masks Can Offer Many Benefits to People With Asthma and Allergies

Did you know the mask you’ve been wearing to protect yourself and others from COVID-19 may have other benefits? It can be a vital tool to help you prevent asthma and allergy symptoms. A mask acts like a barrier. It can block some of the particles in the air – such as allergens, pollution, and viruses – and keep them from getting into your nose, mouth, and lungs. It may help reduce asthma and allergy symptoms and protect you from getting sick or spreading an illness. Here are some of the ways…

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