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What is “cane-smoke asthma,” and why is it worse during crushing season?
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Dr Pradeep Rajagopalan
Physician (General), Respiratory & Sleep Medicine Physician
Dr Pradeep Rajagopalan is a distinguished Consultant in Respiratory Medicine, Sleep Medicine, and General Internal Medicine, bringing over 15 years of international expertise to Townsville. … View Profile
Burning sugarcane releases PM2.5, hydrocarbons, and irritants. These can trigger asthma attacks, chest tightness, cough, and bronchitis in sensitive individuals. Pre-season lung testing and preventive inhaler optimisation are highly effective.
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