Currently, the connection between SARS-CoV-2 and asthma remains largely unclear. However, existing knowledge about the connection between respiratory viruses and the progress of asthma, suggests that COVID-19 can be a trigger for signficiant outcomes. Here to provide an expert insight into this complex topic is Dr Sandip Banerjee, esteemed respiratory and sleep physician with significant experience on COVID-19 treatment.
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Can I be cured of chronic bronchitis?
In our latest article, consultant pulmonologist, Dr Bryan Sheinman, describes what exactly chronic bronchitis is, what the primary causes are, how it is treated and diagnosed, and reveals whether or not chronic bronchitis can be cured.
Bronchiectasis is a fairly common chronic lung condition. Its common causes include pneumonia, non-tuberculosis mycobacterium, and tuberculosis. We decided to get in contact with Dr Grace Robinson who is an expert in this condition, to find out who is most affected by this condition, what the symptoms are, how flare ups are managed and whether it is dangerous (we found out the life expectancy for a patient with bronchiectasis).
The cognitive impact of COVID-19
Coronavirus can cause symptoms that can last for months after being initially infected. We decided to speak with Dr Dennis Chan, a highly regarded neurologist who has researched into these long term effects of COVID-19. In this article, we discuss the virus' impact on cognitive function, why it can affect it and in what ways. We also look into ways that cognitive problems due to coronavirus can be treated.
Immunodeficiency: an in-depth explanation
Immunodeficiency occurs when the immune system suffers impairment and, as a result, cannot function properly. In our latest article, we spoke with esteemed pulmonologist, Dr Ricardo Jose, to learn more about this immune-system-threatening condition.
Dr Grace Robinson shares her expertise on obstructive sleep apnoea, a common issue that can cause a wide range of problems from respiratory problems to tiredness.
When coughing won’t stop: chronic cough diagnosis and treatment
Usually, coughing episodes subside after two to three weeks. However, they can persist for much longer and consequently, impact a person’s quality of life. A chronic cough can signify many respiratory conditions and so it’s important to seek medical help. Professor Indranil Chakravorty has spent many years working in the management of chronic cough and in this article, he provides you with what to expect in its diagnosis and treatment.
Have you been wondering how COVID-19 impacts the lungs? We spoke with Dr Grace Robinson, who is a leading specialist in pulmonology and respiratory medicine, to discuss how the novel coronavirus can impact the respiratory system. Find out the answers to your FAQs regarding COVID-19 and lung complications in this latest article.
How should a persistent cough be managed?
With COVID-19 coughing has become more of a concern than ever before. A persistent cough can severely affect quality of life. We recently spoke with Dr Bryan Sheinman who is a consultant chest physician to discuss when we should see a doctor about this symptom and what the treatment options are. Find out the answers to your FAQs regarding coughing in this latest article.
Coughing: what might it be a sign of?
Do you know what the different characteristics of a cough are and when you should see a doctor regarding this symptom? One of the UK's leading pulmonologists spoke with us to discuss causes, characteristics and when to seek treatment in this latest article.
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