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Increased asthmatic attacks in certain seasons are related to:

1. eating fruits preserved in tin containers
2. inhalation of seasonal pollen
3. low temperature
4. hot and humid environment

Correct answer: inhalation of seasonal pollen

Solution

Seasonal asthma attacks often worsen when airborne allergens increase, especially pollen released by trees, grasses, or weeds. These particles can trigger airway inflammation and bronchospasm in sensitive people.

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