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Doubt clearing session on Respiratory Disorders
Any conditions affecting the lungs and airways that impair breathing in people are considered respiratory illnesses. Any component of the respiratory system has the potential to contract an infection or develop a disease, which can lead to a wide range of consequences. An inflammatory response is the body's response to infection, as it is elsewhere in the body. Hyperemia and thickening of the mucous lining as a result cause breathing problems and some hypoventilation. If the situation persists for an extended period of time, it leads to a loss of elasticity and may also permanently reduce ventilation. The inability to absorb oxygen causes carbon dioxide to build up. The patient becomes easily fatigued and the tissues no longer function as well overall.
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