Dust Masks - advice, please

[V12man]

Most asthmatics use medication - I use a new generation inhaler and a nosespray for allergic rhinitis but neither can combat lungs full of dust. I want to eliminate the problem, not medicate it.

 

I suspect you should chat to your pulmonologist - properly medicated the dust should be almost a non event - this might mean upping your meds for racing somewhat, but you should not do that on your own.

 

Not much you can do about the dust - a damp scarf/buff over the mouth and nose does improve things, but it does impact airflow somewhat, and fogs glasses too.

[DJR]

Road cycling in stead when it is dry and dusty?

 

It would be a very good reason to buy another bike! Just saying. I think go that route first before consulting the medics, just in case they do manage to solve your problem.

[nonky]

Road cycling in stead when it is dry and dusty?

 

It would be a very good reason to buy another bike! Just saying. I think go that route first before consulting the medics, just in case they do manage to solve your problem.

 

First a Darth Vader mask, now a call to move to the dark side...