Explain why asthma exacerbations and other lung diseases that make it difficult

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Explain why asthma exacerbations and other lung diseases that make it difficult for air to move into and out of the lungs can be exhausting for the sufferer (the mechanical strain this places on the body due to the requirement to maintain airflow to and from the lungs also needs to be discussed) Explain why asthma exacerbations and other lung diseases that make it difficult for air to move into and out of the lungs can be exhausting for the sufferer (the mechanical strain this places on the body due to the requirement to maintain airflow to and from the lungs also needs to be discussed)

Explanation / Answer

Asthma is the chronic inflammatory condition that leads to narrowing and blockage of bronchi and lungs.

In lungs asthma makes difficult to move air in and out.

PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES THAT MAKES THE BREATHING DIFFICULTY as follows:

Genetic and environmental factors triggers

Instead normal passage of air and its utilization; in astham due to narrowed air passages allow little amount of air to enters the lungs. So patient doesn't get sufficient oxygen to vital organs and to body.

Gets exhausted and shows clinical features like

Patient can be make comfortable with nebulization with brochodilators like salbutamol.

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