WITH some two million or 11%
of Australians living with asthma,
Roy Morgan Research has revealed
that almost three-quarters (74%)
of people with asthma also suffer
from at least one other respiratory
condition.
Between Oct 2014 and Sep 2015,
more than half (51%) of adults
with asthma reported experiencing
hay fever at some point in the
previous 12 months, well above the
population average, the researchers
reported.
Almost one-third (30%) of asthma
patients reported that they also
snored, while 13% came down with
bronchitis in that time.
Respiration-related conditions
described as sleep apnoea (9%),
respiratory problems (8%) and
emphysema (3%) are also above
average among people with
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