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How Smog affect Human Health?
Smog is visible air pollution causing fog like situation. Smog is derived from “smoke” and “fog”. Smog can be seen in many metropolitan cities across the globe and in recent years, it has been increasing seen in developing countries. It is associated with many hearth hazards as we discuss later in this article. Component of…
Is MRI needed for all Backache?
Backache is a very common problem encounter in orthopedic clinics. It is more common in young female and older people. There are many causes of back pain. It is very common for primary care providers to request MRI of the spine as soon as patient presents to them with backache. The question arises whether MRI…
What Is the Reason for Snoring and Treatment of Snoring
Why Do We Snore? Snoring is a common problem. It happens due to vibration of tissue in our throat during breathing when are asleep. It can affect about 40% of population intermittently. About 20% of people suffer from persistent snoring. Men tend to snore twice more commonly as women. It can not only affect their…
Lungs problems (COPD), causes, symptoms, and treatment for patient education
COPD stands for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It is also sometimes called as chronic obstructive airway disease (COAD). This is primarily a lung disease in people who smoke for a long period of times but occasionally it may have a different cause. Reasons for COPD: The most common reason for development of COPD is tobacco…
Why do we cough? Common reasons
Cough is a very common symptom of many diseases which affects the lungs, airways, throat, nose, sinuses, and ears. We may cough “normally” from time to time, to clear any irritant or mucus in the airways too. Cough reflex is inbuilt/inherit protective reflex in our bodies. Multiple stimuli like touch, distention or displacement of airway/throat…
What to know about Breathing Test (spirometry)
Spirometry is one of the most performed breathing tests. It can be called as simple breathing test. This test measures the amount of air we breathe out in one deep/big breath. It is based on a simple breathing technique and can be performed using a specialized medical instrument, called spirometer. It is indicated in many…
