Month: September 2019

Cardiac asthma and pulmonary edema – a syndrome that is clinically accompanied by an asthma attack, complicating the course of many diseases and requiring urgent measures. This syndrome occurs as a result of the rapid accumulation of

The role of arachidonic acid metabolites in the onset and progression of bronchial asthma has been most studied . With this type of allergic inflammation, the variety of biological effects of eicosanoids is most fully reflected. The main processes that occur

Cardiac asthma (SA) is characterized by a sudden onset, often at night. Its attack is caused by acute congestion of blood in the lungs due to a fall in the pumping function of the left ventricle of

Dyshormonal disorders leading to the development of bronchial asthma. – Bronchial asthma due to glucocorticoid insufficiency. Relative glucocorticoid insufficiency is manifested by symptoms of hypocorticism, while the cortisol content usually corresponds to normal values. In

Industrial contact of workers with certain irritating types of dust and chemicals can lead to the development of specific sensitization in them, which may result in professional bronchial asthma.   It has been established that in some cases

Occupational bronchial asthma is a disease manifested by the development of asthma attacks due to spasm (compression) of the bronchi or edema of their mucous membrane. There are primary asthma that develops due to increased sensitivity (sensitization)

According to the severity of the clinical course, specialists distinguish three variants of the disease. With a mild course, asthma attacks rarely occur (1-2 times per month), last from several minutes to half an hour, and are usually

Asthma is one of the common chronic ailments that causes inflammation of the airways against the background of external or internal irritant factors. External factors – this is all related to physical influences: chemical and

As you know, bronchial asthma often manifests itself in adolescents . Statistics say that children aged 10-16 years suffer from this pathology more often than adults. This is due to many factors, among which the main is not yet fully formed

Modern medicine distinguishes bronchial asthma as a chronic disease of the respiratory tract. The history of the disease (bronchial asthma) necessarily includes the symptoms of the disease. Most often, the patient experiences periodic attacks of suffocation, shortness of breath and