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Asthma Health Guide Altitude Asthma Cold Diabetes Epilepsy First Aid Injuries Pregnancy Ultraviolet General Cold weather makes asthma worse, so it is vital to continue taking your regular medication. Ventolin (salbutamol) or similar bronchodilator inhalers (eg. Bricanyl, terbutaline) should be used before going out into the cold, and should be carried on the slopes.   Health Guide     Altitude   Asthma   Cold   Diabetes   Epilepsy     First Aid   Injuries   Pregnancy   Ultraviolet     [Photo: Hughes Martin, The Canyons]

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