Bronchiolitis is a very common lung infection in infants under 2 years of age, causing inflammation of the airways of the lungs, called bronchioles. When these channels swell, they increase oil production, making air difficult and causing shortness of breath. In most cases, symptoms of bronchiolitis last more than 2 to 3 weeks without requiring […]
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Bronchiolitis is a very common viral lung infection in infants younger than 2 years that causes inflammation of the narrower airways of the lung, called bronchioles. When these channels are turned on, mucus production increases that interferes with the passage of air, causing breathing difficulties. In most cases, symptoms of bronchiolitis improve in 2 to
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Obliterating bronchiolitis is a type of chronic lung disease in which lung cells cannot recover after inflammation or infection, with airway obstruction and causing breathing difficulties, persistent cough and shortness of breath, for example. In these cases, the inflamed cells of the lung, instead of being replaced by new cells, die and form a scar
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