vodcast Two of the major pathological changes asthmatics face are inflammation of and increased mucus production in the airways. By reflecting on the pathophysiology of bronchial asthma, explain how...

A lung condition called asthma makes breathing difficult. Both adults and children may experience it. When asthma first develops, the breathing passages become inflamed and constricted, making it harder to breathe. Another sign of asthma is the gradual, continuous mucus production accompanied by cough and whistling of the breath (King et al,2918).
Inheritance is not a factor in asthma development; anybody may develop it. It may be brought on by some irritants like allergens, dust mites, pollen, and mite dander as well as by other things like smoking, viral diseases like the flu, and even pollution. The muscles around the breathing passages contract as a result of the blockage brought on by the allergens or irritants, which leads...