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Doctor Explains How Holi Colours Trigger Allergies And Breathing Issues
Dr. Shivaraj A. L. explains how Holi colours, both in powder form and liquid form, can trigger allergies and breathing issues. Along with simple safety tips that should be followed to avoid it.
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Increasing Breathlessness Leaves Woman Searching For Answers
He agreed that something was seriously wrong with her breathing and sent her down the hall for another round of lung function tests, which were normal. He then placed his stethoscope on Hull's throat, not over her lungs. When she breathed, she recalled, he "recoiled, with a scared look on his face."
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Crackers Effect: 20 Per Cent Rise in Bronchitis Patients in Jaipur
Air pollution caused by firecrackers this Diwali led to a rise of 20 per cent in number of people suffering from pollution-related bronchitis in the city.
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Resistance training helpful for lung patients
People with chronic lung disease like emphysema or bronchitis can strengthen their arms and legs with resistance training, and this strength helps them perform everyday tasks more easily.
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Blood test reduces need for antibiotics
A blood test may be able to help doctors determine which patients need antibiotics and which do not.
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Broccoli good for COPD patients
People who suffer with the chronic breathing disorder known as COPD benefit from a second helping of broccoli at dinner.
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Antibiotics of less use for bronchitis
People with acute uncomplicated lower respiratory tract infection who are prescribed antibiotics get better only slightly faster than similar patients who are not given antibiotics.
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Red wine good for the lungs
Red wine, already thought to be good for your heart, may be good for the lungs too. A compound found naturally in red wine could help fight chronic bronchitis and emphysema. A recent study found that resveratrol, which is found in the skin of red grapes, could reduce the amount of harmful chemicals in the lungs that cause the diseases.
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Doctor Explains How Holi Colours Trigger Allergies And Breathing Issues
Dr. Shivaraj A. L. explains how Holi colours, both in powder form and liquid form, can trigger allergies and breathing issues. Along with simple safety tips that should be followed to avoid it.
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Increasing Breathlessness Leaves Woman Searching For Answers
He agreed that something was seriously wrong with her breathing and sent her down the hall for another round of lung function tests, which were normal. He then placed his stethoscope on Hull's throat, not over her lungs. When she breathed, she recalled, he "recoiled, with a scared look on his face."
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Crackers Effect: 20 Per Cent Rise in Bronchitis Patients in Jaipur
Air pollution caused by firecrackers this Diwali led to a rise of 20 per cent in number of people suffering from pollution-related bronchitis in the city.
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Resistance training helpful for lung patients
People with chronic lung disease like emphysema or bronchitis can strengthen their arms and legs with resistance training, and this strength helps them perform everyday tasks more easily.
-
Blood test reduces need for antibiotics
A blood test may be able to help doctors determine which patients need antibiotics and which do not.
-
Broccoli good for COPD patients
People who suffer with the chronic breathing disorder known as COPD benefit from a second helping of broccoli at dinner.
-
Antibiotics of less use for bronchitis
People with acute uncomplicated lower respiratory tract infection who are prescribed antibiotics get better only slightly faster than similar patients who are not given antibiotics.
-
Red wine good for the lungs
Red wine, already thought to be good for your heart, may be good for the lungs too. A compound found naturally in red wine could help fight chronic bronchitis and emphysema. A recent study found that resveratrol, which is found in the skin of red grapes, could reduce the amount of harmful chemicals in the lungs that cause the diseases.
