How might my asthma react to the hot and humid weather in Thailand?
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It truly depends on your body and your symptoms. Mine act up more in a dry heat in the summer verses a humid heat.
Here is what I would do if I was you.
Go to a sauna daily (that in itself will be a healing experience).
Extend the periods of tme you stay in the sauna.
Do the dry and wet sauna.
You will see how you body likes or dislikes it, and really, Thailand can feel like a sauna.
That should tell you if you should visit Thailand.