What is asthma (bronchial asthma)?
Bronchial asthma is a pathology of the airways. The disease is characterized by sudden onset of shortness of breath when there is a trigger.
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Bronchial asthma is a pathology of the airways. The disease is characterized by sudden onset of shortness of breath when there is a trigger.
Asthma (Asthma) occurs due to inflammation and congestion in the bronchial tubes - a place where the lungs breathe in and out.
Children with asthma when they grow up have no disease; factors leading to the onset of asthma; How to prevent disease ... are common questions.
People at high risk for genes for asthma develop the disease at an early age, according to Health24 on July 1.
Scientists at UK's College London have just demonstrated that vitamin D has the ability to cure asthma, thereby opening new treatments in the future.
You or someone in the early stages of asthma. Because the disease will quickly become serious if not treated quickly and appropriately.