Diseases that attack the respiratory system of humans have become the cause of being in the forefront as causing high mortality, especially because when they are detected they have already caused irreversible irreparable damage, such as Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Chronic called COPD; in this case, the patient and their family members must be able to provide adequate management so that the effects of this disease on the body can be reduced as much as possible.
Being a tobacco and cannabis smoker are factors that contribute to the development of the disease.
These diseases incapacitate the individual to lead a normal life, sometimes the patient must isolate himself from society, which leads to an emotional deterioration that can be the cause of strong depression, in addition, social friction exposes the patient to environmental factors that exacerbate disease as is the case of environmental pollution by harmful gases from organic fuels, such as the smoke expelled by the combustion of automobile or factory engines. In modern society it is very difficult to find environments free of polluting threats, even in the home there are fumes generated when cooking food or by a member of the family who is a smoker, also, the dust generated in domestic work or that which brings the wind is a cause of diseases of the respiratory system.
Among the different respiratory diseases that afflict humans, there are three of which it can be said that they are in the first line, since they are diseases of the respiratory system that occur with an unusual frequency and that carry high social and economic costs, but they are not it may be unaware of the prevalence of others, even much more serious, but whose evolution over time is significantly slow.
This work will focus on the causes, symptoms, prevention, and treatment of influenza, asthma, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD); in order to publicize different aspects of each of them, considering the importance of patients understanding the evolution of the disease, its different symptoms and the appropriate treatment of them.
Since the dawn of humanity, humans have been forced to live with innumerable viruses that cause different affections to the respiratory system, practically annually there are different mutations of them (viruses), which makes their control very difficult. Stationary influenza is a reality, that is, one that develops at certain times of the year and that despite the fact that science has learned to fight certain specific groups of the population through vaccination, but with the aggravation of that year after year a different taste must be produced, according to the evolution or resistance of the virus.
In the case of asthma, an ailment that develops due to genetic and environmental circumstances, where a very high percentage of the population is exposed to suffering from it, since basically it is an allergic reaction that reacts by inflaming the respiratory tract and causing difficulties in to breathe.