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HUMAN BODY-DISEASES-ASTHMA




ASTHMA -In   an  Asthma  attack  ,there  is  an  inflammation   in  the  tract   which  constrict  the air  passage .The  inflammation  produces   thick  mucus , which  makes  it   difficult  for  the  patient  to  breathe .While  the  tract is  partially  blocked  by  the  swelling ,very  little  air  is  inhaled  because  of  the  mucus  congestion.
This  inevitably    leads  to  deficiency  of   oxygen intake  and  consequently   to  breathlessness  .In  such  a   situation , the  patient  has  to  take -usually  by  inhaling   medicines  that  can  relax  and  clear  the  bronchial   tract  immediately.The  bronchial  tract  must  be  completely   free   from congestion  or stress  in  order   to function.

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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