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Copd: Respiratory Ailment Explained
By EMMANUEL CHAVEZ
Cigarette smoking has been strongly linked to health conditions like heart disease and lung cancer. Other than these two dreaded disease, heavy smoking may also cause chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). This condition causes inflammation and damages the small airways of the lung tissue and may cause breathing difficulties. is usually a combination of two similar conditions: chronic bronchitis and chronic emphysema. Because cigarette smoking is the major cause of these two conditions, they often occur together in the same person. damage is progressive and permanent and has become one of the fastest-growing health problems. It has become the fourth leading cause of death in the United States and is responsible for more than 96,000 deaths annually. Because of these health conditions the need to quit smoking has become more important than ever. Understanding is essential in encouraging smokers to quit this dreaded and potentially fatal habit. Chronic Bronchitis Chronic bronchitis is caused by inhaling bronchial irritants like cigarette smoke, chemical fumes, air pollution, and environmental irritants like mold or dust. Cigarette smoke may increase the risk for infection because it damages the cilia or the small hair-like projections that protect the lungs from bacteria and other foreign particles out of the lungs. This disease develops slowly, middle aged and older individuals have heightened risks of getting diagnosed with bronchitis. Symptoms of chronic bronchitis may include wheezing, expectorating cough, chest pains, and persistent fatigue. Emphysema Emphysema is a chronic respiratory disease that is characterized by the enlargement of the alveoli or air sacks. Emphysema may reduce the elasticity of the lungs and may result in the collapse of the bronchioles, the first airway that no longer contain cartilage. As this happens, air cannot leave the alveoli therefore hampering the function of the lungs. The lungs may lose their ability to shrink during exhalation. Reduced exhalation may also reduce the amount of air that is inhaled. Because of this condition, waste air is not easily removed from the lungs and oxygen-rich air is not restored. Individuals with emphysema may have a hard time breathing and oftentimes gasp for air. Emphysema is most common on individuals aged 50 and older and may occur with other respiratory disease like bronchitis. Causes and symptoms of may include the following: Lifestyle. Cigarette smoking is by far the most important risk factor for
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COPD and accounts for at least 80% of all cases. Cigar and pipe smoking can also cause COPD. Air pollution and industrial dust and fumes are the known air pollutants that worsen the ailment.
Age. Chronic bronchitis is more common in people over 40 years old; emphysema occurs more often in people 65 years of age and older.
Socioeconomic class. COPD-related deaths are about twice as high among unskilled and semi-skilled laborers as among professionals.
Family clustering. It is thought that heredity predisposes people in certain families to the development of when other causes, such as smoking and air pollution, are present.
Lung infections that can either be viral or bacterial.
Treatment for is dependent on the patient's condition and the severity of the disease. With a health program that involves respiratory care, disability and other symptoms can be prevented and therefore reducing the occurrence of early deaths. However, no treatments are proven to cure this disease. Certain treatments are only designed to alleviate symptoms and increase survival rate.
Rather than focusing on the cure, lifestyle changes that may prevent the development of should be emphasized. The occurrence of may be prevented if individuals who smoke quit smoking, maintain good nutrition, drink lots of fluids, maintain proper weight, and exercise. Understanding the health risks of of are essential in making smokers quit smoking. Article Directory: http://www.articlecube.com Emmanuel Chavez is a sports writer and holds a graduate degree in Sports Nutrition. He is active in promoting weight loss programs and healthy lifestyle among inner city youth.Did you find this article informative? DrugStoreTM.Com not just provides products but valuable information, which will be helpful in your daily living. Get to know more information:OnlineDrug Store Pharmacy 
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Alzheimer's disease: The best bets for prevention, so far
It's uncurable and will strike 1 in 8 of us. So do your part by eating the right kind of diet and keeping your body and brain engaged.
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The audience wasn't happy. Its members — private citizens, healthcare professionals and advocates for the elderly — had gathered to hear a report on how to prevent Alzheimer's; instead, they were told that, in fact, nothing has been proved to keep the disease at bay.
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Resources for Alzheimer's patients and caregivers
For basic information on Alzheimer's disease, including the latest research developments, go to the website of the National Institute on Aging .
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Studies target amyloid plaques and tau tangles
For a long time now, scientists studying treatments for Alzheimer's disease have focused on telltale plaques that appear in patients' diseased brains as a target for therapy. The plaques are clumps of a small protein called beta-amyloid that build up in the space around nerve cells and interfere with normal brain function. Thus, the thinking goes, if plaques can be prevented from forming or cleared with medicine, the disease could be slowed.
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Alzheimer's Assn. Graduation Club copes together
The program allows diagnosed patients to socialize with others who understand.
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Leaning forward in his chair, Bob Patterson, 64, addresses a small group of his peers seated around a conference table. "You want to fill each day with something that's relevant," he says. "Live like it's the last day of your life, whether you have a disease or not."
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Help for Alzheimer's caregivers
Government and private organizations can aid those taking care of a loved one or seeking a facility.
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If you're caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, you're in plenty of company. Nearly 11 million people take care of the 5.3 million Americans with the disease, a number that's expected to grow to almost 16 million by 2050, according to the Alzheimer's Assn.
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Prescription drugs for Alzheimer's disease
Five medications have been approved to treat the cognitive symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. The drugs can reduce some symptoms — such as difficulties with memory, language, attention and reasoning — especially in the early stages of the disease. They can, accordingly, improve quality of life, but they don't work for everyone, and none of them works permanently. Eventually the disease will overtake the drugs' ability to compensate.
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Sniffing device may help the severely disabled communicate
For those unable to move or speak, a new mechanism using nasal breath control is shown to help them write and guide a wheelchair. A patent is being pursued.
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The severely disabled, including those "locked in" to their bodies as a result of accidents or disease, may soon have a new way to communicate and move around, Israeli scientists said Monday.
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Effect of call-based counseling ringing true
Hospitals and clinics have been showing success with therapy by phone. One study even finds it can help cancer patients.
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The therapist-patient relationship is crucial to people battling depression, addiction, weight gain and diabetes. But that relationship might not always have to be in person to be effective.
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Pantry Raid: Vegan doesn't necessarily mean healthy
They try to avoid animal products. But that doesn't mean the busy couple won't run to a fast-food outlet or snack on potato chips when pressed.
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Every so often, we take a candid look at the private dietary lives of people whose food choices need a makeover. Up this week: the kitchen and dining habits of 22-year-old Jessica Watson and her boyfriend, 31-year-old Todd Preboski.
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Pantry Raid: Taken to task in May, a publicist gives up fast food and now makes most of her own meals
Stephanie Jacobson has cut down on sodium, doesn't miss the greasy burgers and fries, and has taken up running.
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In May, we raided the nutritionally bankrupt pantry of Stephanie Jacobson, a Toluca Lake publicist whose meals were based on processed and frozen foods — or fast food. She was so hard-core she had Chipotle and Pizza Hut apps on her phone.
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Gaga for eye beauty
Women focused on enhancing their eyes are turning to surgeries, serums and even black market contact lenses
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Lisa Kurts works out five days a week, eats right and stays out of the sun. Her beauty regimen gets more complicated from there, with injections, creams and prescription medication — much of it aimed at enhancing the beauty of her eyes.
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Asparagus urine and other strange food reactions
My esteemed colleague Tami Dennis recently wrote about “pine mouth,” the bitter flavor that can linger after some people eat pine nuts. That got us to wondering…What other strange taste things happen when people eat certain foods? And why do they happen, to the extent that scientists know?
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University of Maryland discovery may lead to 'smart pill'
Scientists make link between brain acid and cognition
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Almost anyone who has faced a test or a deadline probably wished there was a smart pill to pop.
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ADHD, smoking may be linked with dropping out of school
Many roads can lead to a teen dropping out of high school, but a new study finds that having attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and smoking may be strongly linked to not finishing school.
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Less-invasive treatments for varicose veins
Varicose veins, the unsightly and often painful condition, affects one out of two people above age 50, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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Despite recalls, tainted food sometimes on shelves
Efforts to alert, protect the public often fall far short
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Until three years ago, Kenneth Maxwell enjoyed Banquet chicken and turkey pot pies so much he ate them three or four times a week. They were easy to prepare, and Maxwell could eat one for lunch and quickly return to work as an electrician.
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Health apps for children: Cast your vote in the USDA competition
Apps, you may have heard, are hot hot hot, and health ones are proliferating like bunnies.
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Could 'Inception' come true? In your dreams
One sleep expert weighs in on what's possible and what's purely sci-fi
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If anyone's qualified to critique the summer blockbuster "Inception," it's Matthew Edlund.
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New health policy: Encouraging friendships?
Social relationships had a bigger impact on premature death than getting an adult vaccine to prevent pneumonia and taking drugs for high blood pressure, a study found.
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Having good social relationships -- friends, marriage or children -- may be every bit as important to a healthy lifespan as quitting smoking, losing weight or taking certain medications, U.S. researchers reported on Tuesday.
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A revamped resource website from the American Cancer Society
If you're in the unwelcome position of needing as much good information as possible about cancer treatments and support, take a look at the American Cancer Society's revamped website. The society hopes the changes it has made will make the site more user-friendly and helpful.
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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Copd
By Dr. D.S. Merchant
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Plan of Attack•Definitions•Epidemiology•Goals of Management•Diagnosis•Managing Stable COPD•Managing Acute Exacerbations of COPD“A disease state Read more...
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