Health 2025, January

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If you have a cold or suffer from allergies, blowing your nose can help clear the nasal passages. It might seem like a simple task, but there is actually a right and a wrong way to do it. Blowing too hard can aggravate the situation by causing earache or sinus infection.

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Bronchitis is inflammation of the bronchi, the structures that carry air to and from the lungs, which causes coughing and shortness of breath. This is usually a complication of a mild illness, such as a cold; it is generally not a serious condition and can be treated naturally.

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Sinusitis is inflammation that affects the cavities surrounding the nasal passages, causing mucus to build up that makes breathing difficult, causes facial pain, headache, and / or cough. It is often the consequence of a common cold (due to a virus), although it can also be triggered or caused by a bacterial or fungal infection, as well as allergies.

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There are people who sneeze more loudly than others due to their lung capacity, allergies and natural causes. Whatever the reason, a loud sneeze can be embarrassing and annoying in a quiet environment. You can try to muffle the sneeze, or you can stop the reflex completely.

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Tonsils are lymph nodes found on both sides of the back of the mouth and fight infections by trapping bacteria. sometimes, however, they can become infected and in this case it is necessary to remove them. If this is the case, you can control anxiety by discussing the procedure with your doctor beforehand and putting techniques in place to manage stress.

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Hiccups can be irritating and annoying. There are many factors that can cause it, some still under study, others more well known, such as stomach expansion. The best way to avoid hiccups is to understand all the reasons that can cause it, even if sometimes it is simply unavoidable.

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The nose is each person's "air filtration system"; it aims to protect the lungs by retaining the microparticles present in the air and to keep the airways moist so that they do not dry out. In order for this filtration system to work properly, the mucus produced in the nose must maintain a perfect balance between viscosity and fluidity.

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There is no effective cure for the common cold, also because many types of rhinoviruses cause it. However, you can treat it naturally to minimize symptoms. Usually, natural treatments aim to strengthen the immune system for the body to function.

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Hiccups can be really irritating to painful. While there is no surefire way to get through it, there are some home remedies you can experiment with. And there are things to do to prevent it from arising. Go to step 1 to get rid of your hiccups!

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Pneumonia can cause more than one concern. Once you regain your fitness, it is important to strengthen your lungs: in this way, you can once again control your breathing and your life. Read this article to learn how to invigorate your lungs after healing.

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Sinuses are cavities found in the forehead and face that perform various functions, including moistening the air you breathe and producing mucus that helps trap and expel pathogens from the body. However, these "filters" are not always able to fight germs, which consequently cause the typical symptoms of sinusitis:

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Most people want to get rid of their cough instead of deliberately inducing it. But sometimes there may be reasons why you want to cough, such as getting rid of phlegm in your throat during a cold or if you are preparing to speak in public. People with chronic lung disease, such as cystic fibrosis or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), may feel the need to cough to clear lung mucus.

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Asthma is a chronic lung disease in which the airways (the channels that allow air to pass in and out of the lungs) become inflamed and narrowed. If you have asthma, it is important to know how to treat it. Sometimes it is easy by simply eliminating exposure to allergens.

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Instead of waking up in the morning with a ringing voice like Mina's, you can find yourself talking like Berry White. You don't realize how much you strained your voice until you can't speak anymore! To avoid making embarrassing signs (you should have gone to sign language school when you had the chance), read on.

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You've probably seen a chest x-ray or had to do one. Have you ever wondered how to read it? When looking at a plate, remember that it is a two-dimensional image of a three-dimensional structure. The height and width are respected, but the depth is lost.

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It can be scary to have an asthma attack, but seeing a stranger or acquaintance in the middle of an asthma attack is also an impressive experience. There is a risk that the person will panic, especially if they do not have their inhaler with them.

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While not caused by a particularly aggressive virus, the common cold can still make you feel very uncomfortable. If you want to cure it quickly, the important thing is to diagnose it early. If you fear that you are cold, you must immediately take all precautionary measures:

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By clearing the lungs before a run, athletic performance will be more efficient and comfortable. The lungs supply the body with oxygen to the rest; however, when they are weakened or contain mucus, the oxygen supply is poor. You can release them through breathing exercises, with vitamins and other nutrients, or with medications.

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Sarcoidosis is a systemic inflammatory disease characterized by the growth of inflamed cell masses called "granulomas". It can affect different parts of the body, often including the lungs. While there is no cure, symptoms can be managed and granulomas may disappear.

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Feeling like you can't breathe well can be a worrying feeling, as well as a source of stress. To breathe better you can practice some exercises that can induce a state of calm and encourage a deeper and more natural breath; you can also make changes to your lifestyle.

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Sinus congestion due to an upper respiratory infection or allergies is quite irritating, but it can also impair sleep quality and affect productivity in the workplace. If it is prolonged, the congestion can develop into an infection. This disorder causes several symptoms, such as a stuffy nose, thick, green or purulent nasal discharge, facial pain, constricting headache, cough, and some fever.

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Nasal congestion is a fairly common ailment that can be caused by ailments, allergies and inflammation of the airways. When you have a stuffy nose, no doubt you are looking for quick relief to feel better. Fortunately, you can intervene naturally by using some home remedies and making changes in your lifestyle.

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Many suffer from an annoying itchy throat during allergy season or from the flu. Fortunately, there are multiple ways to get rid of itchy throat; read the article and discover some really effective ones. Steps Part 1 of 3: Natural Remedies Step 1.

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Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by Koch's bacillus (Mycobacterium tuberculosis) and is transmitted to people through the air. It typically affects the lungs (usually the first injection site), from where it then spreads to other organs.

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If you are experiencing vocal problems, such as hoarse voice, sore, and voice changes, you need to keep your vocal cords at rest, especially if you are doing a job that requires you to speak or sing a lot. Remember to check with your doctor before attempting any home remedies;

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Asthma is a very common syndrome characterized by difficulty in breathing, wheezing and dyspnoea. Anyone can suffer from it or develop it throughout their life. Doctors aren't sure what causes it, but they believe it depends on a combination of environmental and genetic factors.

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Pneumonia is an infection that develops in the air sacs inside the lungs. It can be caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi starting to multiply. This disease is more dangerous for children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. If you think you have pneumonia, you should see your doctor right away for a check-up;

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There are several factors that can cause an itchy throat; among non-infectious ones he considers allergic rhinitis, postnasal drip, breathing through the mouth, smoking, gastroesophageal reflux (GERD), as well as exposure to allergens and pollution.

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Pulmonary hyperinflation is chronic and excessive inhalation or expansion of the lungs. It can be caused by an exaggerated amount of carbon dioxide trapped in the lungs or a loss of elasticity due to some lung disease. Another cause can be an obstruction in the bronchial tubes or alveoli, the passages that carry air to the tissues of the lungs.

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Asthma is an airway disorder caused by inflammation and obstruction of the bronchi, the passages that allow the lungs to inhale and exhale air. Research conducted in the United States in 2009 by the American Academy of Asthma, Allergy and Immunology found that one in 12 people had been diagnosed with asthma, while in 2001 it was one in 14.

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Colds, flu or allergies are the main causes of stuffy noses in children. In a healthy baby, the mucus keeps the nasal membranes hydrated and cleansed; however, when the child becomes ill or is exposed to irritants, his mucus production increases, in one case to fight infection, in the other in reaction to inhaled substances.

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Asthma is the most common chronic disease among school-aged children. It affects about 7 million in the United States alone. It is characterized by an inflammatory state that causes the airways to narrow, hindering breathing. Afflicted sufferers suffer from periodic "

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The sinuses are cranial cavities filled with air. The pressure in this area is very annoying and, at times, painful; the causes are inflammation or irritation of the mucous membrane that lines the cavities. If the sinuses are swollen, they block the natural flow of air and mucus which, by stagnating, create the sensation of pressure and pain that is usually associated with sinusitis.

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COPD is a long-standing disease that restricts the flow of air out of the lungs. The main cause is inflammation and damage to cells and lung structures due to cigarette smoking. Read on to learn about the symptoms and other risk factors of COPD.

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Influenza is a serious and life-threatening disease affecting the respiratory system. It is also highly contagious, although in most cases it goes away without the need for medication and without complications. The flu shot is usually safe, but some people may experience adverse reactions to the injection.

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There are few things more annoying than a persistent dry cough. Coughing can be uncomfortable in daily life and irritate other people, when you are in a group or in a social situation. However, there are some steps you can take from the comfort of your home to reduce or eliminate it.

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Do you have a cough that just doesn't want to go away? Most people spend astronomical sums buying cough syrups, and let's face it, they don't usually taste good. And who knows if in ten years we will discover that cough syrups are not exactly the ideal choice.

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Herpes simplex, also known as lip fever, cold sores or oral herpes, is a painful lesion that usually forms on the lips, chin, cheeks or nostrils. The blister that is generated usually turns into a yellowish sore and disappears within a couple of weeks.

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Allergies range from being simple nuisances to real medical emergencies. The allergic reaction occurs when the body produces antibodies to fight substances that are not really dangerous (such as animal hair or dust mites). This excessive immune system response triggers symptoms that make you feel terrible, such as skin irritation, asthma, or digestive upset, sometimes posing a real threat to life.

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A cold is a viral infection that infects the nose and mouth. Even though we don't really need to see a doctor, when we have a cold the normal daily challenges seem to get more difficult. A cold can usually be treated with home remedies, but if it lasts longer than two weeks, it is advisable to see a doctor to make sure it is not attributable to a more serious condition.