Asthma patients can perform Haj rituals like other Muslims, but they have to bear in mind that one of the most common diseases among pilgrims is respiratory infections, especially that this year's Haj comes at a time when the atmosphere is volatile with the presence of crowd, which makes the asthma patient Are susceptible to respiratory infection from others and therefore precipitate asthma, so they should avoid some of the factors leading to precipitation of the disease.

Some tips for asthma patients during Haj:

• Before Haj, you should consult with your doctor to make sure that:

• Asthma is under control,
• Take the necessary vaccinations, including annual influenza vaccine, which must be taken at least ten days before the Haj so that the immune system can form the antibodies necessary to defend the body,
• Take the necessary medicines,
•  For a report detailing the condition and how to deal with it in case of emergency.

• Asthma patients should avoid as much as possible the places loaded with car exhausts and dust, and not to go out to the pinnacle at peak times and try to perform Haj during periods where congestion is as low as possible.
• Doctors are advised to use an asthma inhaler before embarking on any physical effort, such as rafting, pursuit and throwing. It is also recommended to maintain the body's moisture by taking many fluids.
• Do not expose yourself to extreme cold or heat.
• Take cough medicines, especially expectorants, which are specified in cleaning the bronchial sputum. If you do not feel better then check with the doctor.
• Exercise deep breathing (slowly inhaling and exhaling) as well as using sugar-free sucking pills may reduce the irritation of the throat and cough.
• Finally, it should be noted that if the doctor decided that your illness is uncontrolled and that you are unable to travel to Haj, you must follow his advice and do not endanger yourself.