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DNB (Respiratory Diseases), MD - Tubercu...read more
Allergist/Immunologist•Thrissur
Smoking destroys your lung lining. They kill the cilia which are brush like projections in your lung tubes which help you to slowly brush out all the dust and smoke you inhale. So your lung will be full of dust and charcoal like material. It can lead to frequent infection; cough and later breathlessness and even cancer of lungs. So what you should do is simple. Avoid all situations which make smoke. Smoking habit is difficult to quit; but will power and a little help from your family; friends an...more
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Hello,
CHEST PAIN in your case may be due to
1.acidity.
2. severe anxiety
3. muscular problem
Is history of any trauma / breathing difficulty also
is pain only at one point?
is burning chest also +
i need to take detail history for further management
consult Physician/me for further management
CHEST PAIN in your case may be due to
1.acidity.
2. severe anxiety
3. muscular problem
Is history of any trauma / breathing difficulty also
is pain only at one point?
is burning chest also +
i need to take detail history for further management
consult Physician/me for further management
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Last Updated: 7 years ago• Featured Tip
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Lung capacity (or total lung capacity) refers to the total volume of air contained in the lungs after one complete inhalation and is a direct summation of your respiratory capacity and residual capacity (the amount you inhale and the amount your lungs can keep). A diminished lung capacity can stem from a number of conditions such as asthma, emphysema, lung cancer, or from bad habits such as excessive smoking. This, however, can be combated by a number of means.
1. Breathing exercises:more
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In India research is going on for lung transplant and we will update whenever we get success in this procedure
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Without our lungs, it would be impossible to breathe. People suffering from chronic lung diseases have compromised lung functioning. This leads to shortness of breath, fatigue and weakness. In turn, this can make the person avoid anything that exerts the lungs such as exercise. While this may seem like a good idea, it is actually detrimental. Not exercising can further weaken the lungs and muscles and make this a vicious cycle. This is where physiotherapy can help with lung rehabilitation or pul...more
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