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Important Things one should know about Pulmonary Disease

Pulmonary fibrosis is a serious and chronic lung disease. It usually refers to scarring (fibrosis) of the lung tissue. It is a progressive lung disease in which the tiny air sacs in the lungs (also known as the alveoli) become scarred and stiff. It makes breathing difficult and to get enough oxygen into the bloodstream. With time, scar tissue can destroy the normal lung and can cause low oxygen levels. Patients with the pulmonary condition can feel shortness of breath, mainly while walking and exercising. To diagnose pulmonary disease, a pulmonologist in Vadodara performs a thorough medical examination of the patient to identify the potential exposures or other health conditions that might lead to scarring of the lung. What are the common symptoms of pulmonary fibrosis? Many types of lung disease can lead to pulmonary disease. Thus, it is advisable to visit Baroda chest hospital to see a pulmonologist to make the right diagnosis and the right treatment. Some most common symptoms

FAQs on Congenital Heart Defects: Everything You Need to Know!

In celebration of World Health Day, we're focusing on all things related to your heart for the whole month of April. We're going to learn about congenital heart defects or CHDs. Congenital heart disease is a birth defect that can change the way blood flows through your heart.   It is the most prevalent form of birth defect in India, affecting around 2,00,000 babies each year. Congenital heart defects or congenital diseases range from minor to severe, such as a small hole in the heart or poorly developed heart sections.   Although you will not necessarily avoid congenital heart disease , you may learn more about them, reduce your baby's risk and get the proper congenital heart disease treatment from the nearest heart hospital in Vadodara . Today, in this article, we will answer the most frequently asked questions about Congenital Heart Defects and their severity. Keep reading to know more! What Triggers Congenital Heart Disease (CHD)? The origin of congenital he