There are two factors associated with this disease, the first obstruction of chronic bronchitis and the second vesicular expansion (the presence of spaces not involved in the ventilation)
This disease is closely related to smoking, as well as the environmental effects of environmental pollution, whether natural or industrial pollution, from fumes from factories, factories or mills, or as a direct result of dealing with metals extracts (nickel, radon, lead and asbestos). Their cumulative effect is between five and ten years, leading to chronic obstructive pulmonary embolism.
It is important that smoking tops the first place where there are more than fifteen substances involved in the composition of tobacco and each has a special effect on the size and diameter of the affected bronchial tubes.
Here, it is clear that most symptoms start after the age of 45 for men and 40 for women
Symptoms
1. A cough accompanied by a spleen of cyanide between white and gray and sometimes with blood points.
2. Shortness of breath and frequent chest pains.
3. Symptoms and changes are detected when the patient undergoes a radiological image with signs of chronic bronchitis.
Diagnosis
These conditions are diagnosed through the pathology and after clinical examination, as well as the examination of the lung efficiency of the computer where the respiratory respiratory stress is determined for each patient based on age, height, weight and race and then determine the proportion of bronchial obstruction.
Radiology, which represents a small percentage of the necessary diagnostic work.
the cure
1.altoagaf smoking once and for all where the study indicated that stopping smoking plays a major role in the lung and bronchial obstruction.
2: Compliance with the general safety rules related to environmental pollution as well as the means of self-protection in the workplace, which begins with the use of protective masks and special muzzles accompanied by the identification of short working hours for this category of workers.
3: Therapeutics of adjuvant medicine, the work of which depends mostly on the expansion of different sizes of airbugs and try to control the inflammatory side.
4: Oxygen therapy This is a risk in chronic cases where patients suffer from severe hypoxia.
5: Treatment using the so-called positive pressure device, which works to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide.
6: Surgery for removal of swollen areas to enable the rib cage to maintain a good breathing movement.
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