Problemi respiratori

I problemi di respirazione possono essere causati da una serie di condizioni quali l'asma, le allergie, le infezioni non risolte, la BPCO e varie altre condizioni che devono essere verificate.

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Breathing difficulties while sleeping: how can I help my child?

Mr Christopher Pepper
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If children experience breathing difficulties while they sleep, they can suffer from a wide range of symptoms, as explained by consultant paediatric ENT surgeon Mr Christopher Pepper in his latest article below. Mostrare di più

FAQs on Croup

Dr Pramod Nair
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Usually, croup can resolve itself on its own. However, sometimes the condition can cause breathing difficulties, a high-grade fever or difficulties in swallowing. We spoke to Dr Pramod Nair, for the best advice on this condition and how it can be treated. We found out the answers to your FAQs on croup in this latest article. Mostrare di più

Distinguishing between the respiratory and cardiac causes of breathlessness

Dr Bhashkar Mukherjee
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Breathlessness, or shortness of breath, is a common symptom experienced by many people and can be caused by various underlying conditions. It is often linked to either respiratory or cardiac issues, both of which impact the body's ability to effectively transport oxygen. Understanding the differences between respiratory and cardiac causes of breathlessness is essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment. Here to provide a detailed insight is leading consultant physician in respiratory and general (internal) medicine Dr Bhashkar Mukherjee. Mostrare di più

Laryngeal papillomatosis - what is it and how is this condition treated?

Professor Martin Anthony Birchall
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When the throat is infected by HPV, which is rare, it becomes a challenging condition for doctors to treat. This chronic condition is known as recurrent respiratory papillomatosis (RRP) and causes benign growths to develop on the airways. Currently, there is no cure available, but with ongoing research there may be some hope for this problematic disease. Professor Martin Anthony Birchall, a top ENT surgeon, gives us insight into this rare condition. Mostrare di più