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Qaagi - Book of Why

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While persistent inhalation of airway irritants , such as cigarette smoking , has been shownto causebronchitis in people

The polypous tumor growthmay causeasthmoid bronchitis

while chronic inhalation of airway irritants , like smoking , has been shownto causebronchitis in humans

While chronic inhalation of airway irritants , such as smoking , has been shownto causebronchitis in humans

the Cause Understandingcausedbronchitis in the first place

a different virus than the IB virus common in chickens(passive) is caused byBronchitis in humans

by antibiotics(passive) caused bybronchitis Sibo

flucausedbronchitis in the first place

Coughoriginatingin the lungs ( bronchitis

bronchileadsto the lungs bronchitis

the tubes ... , and in the skinleadto the lungs ( bronchitis

Prevpac ... the tubesleadto the lungs ( bronchitis

Klaricid ... the tubesleadto the lungs ( bronchitis

Clathromycin ... the tubesleadto the lungs ( bronchitis

Klaricid ... the tubes ... , and in the skinleadto the lungs ( bronchitis

Clathromycin ... the tubes ... , and in the skinleadto the lungs ( bronchitis

Prevpac ... the tubes ... , and in the skinleadto the lungs ( bronchitis

usually(passive) is ... causedMedikamente bronchitis

bronchitis bacteriacausedpneumoniae , bronchitis

a chemicalcausesbronchitis obliterans

The infected mucus from the sinuses may drain into the bronchial tubesthereby causingbronchitis ( sinobronchitis

A virus , bacterial and fungal infection , exposure to irritants such as smoke , dust and fumescan causebronchitis

either by a virus or by exposure to irritants such as dust , fumes , or cigarette smoke(passive) is generally causedBronchitis

Various viruses like influenza A and B as well as bacteria such as Mycoplasma pneumoniae , are knownto causebronchitis

bacteria , smoking or the inhalation of chemical pollutants or dust(passive) may also be caused byBronchitis

chemicals such as smoke or bacteria that can irritate the lungs or airways(passive) can be caused byBronchitis

Exposure to an irritant ( such as smoke , dust or pollutants in the airmay causebronchitis

exposure to chemical irritants , smoke , or bacteria(passive) can also be caused byBronchitis

exposure to smoke , chemical irritants , or bacteria(passive) can also be caused byBronchitis

Exposure to chemicals , toxic gas , fumes , dust , air pollution , smoke and other lung irritantscan causebronchitis

viruses , bacterial infection or exposure to harsh pollutants , such as smoke , smog , fumes , and vapors from harsh toxins , like industrial cleaning products(passive) can be caused byBronchitis

a virus , bacteria , smoking or the inhalation of chemical pollutants or dust(passive) may be caused byBronchitis

Bacteria that cause bronchitis include Mycoplasma pneumoniae , and viruses including influenza A and Bcan also causebronchitis

the inflammation of the bronchi of the lungs as a result of influenza or a cold(passive) is caused byBronchitis

smoke inhalation , bacteria , and chemical irritants(passive) can be caused byBronchitis

viruses and bacterial infections or other factors like smoking and inhaling harmful dust and fumes(passive) may be caused byBronchitis

the lungs susceptible to infection by bacteriacausebronchitis

As smoking and long - term contact with smoke and dustcan causebronchitis

by infection by either bacteria or ... more commonly ... by viruses(passive) is caused byBronchitis

either viral or bacterial inflammation in the primary airways in the lungs or bronchial tubes(passive) can be caused byBronchitis

inflammation and narrowing of the bronchial tubescausesinflammation and narrowing of the bronchial tubes

the flu or the common coldcausesthe flu or the common cold

in persistent coughresultin persistent cough

used(passive) is causedused

the lungs to become inflamedcausesthe lungs to become inflamed

coughingcausescoughing

to build up of mucus which causes difficulty in breathingleadsto build up of mucus which causes difficulty in breathing

difficulty in breathingcausesdifficulty in breathing

inflammation and irritation to the airwayscausesinflammation and irritation to the airways

a productive ( wet ) coughcausesa productive ( wet ) cough

to increased mucus productionleadsto increased mucus production

too much mucus to be producedcausestoo much mucus to be produced

irritation and inflammationcausesirritation and inflammation

a wet - sounding coughcausesa wet - sounding cough

them to become inflamed and can produce a cough which lasts for monthscan causethem to become inflamed and can produce a cough which lasts for months

accumulation of Ama or mucuscausesaccumulation of Ama or mucus

the respiratory passages to be swollen and irritatedcausesthe respiratory passages to be swollen and irritated

swelling and inflammationcausesswelling and inflammation

cold - like symptoms ( which can includecausescold - like symptoms ( which can include

to a cough in addition to a a feverleadsto a cough in addition to a a fever

in this waycausedin this way

in persistent coughresultsin persistent cough

to the lungsleadsto the lungs

persistent cough that produces considerable quantities of sputumcausespersistent cough that produces considerable quantities of sputum

from bronchitis or emphysemaresultingfrom bronchitis or emphysema

air passage to decreasecausesair passage to decrease

Mild(passive) is ... causedMild

in consistent coughresultsin consistent cough

increased production of mucus and other changescausesincreased production of mucus and other changes

coughis causingcough

a high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalation attemptcausesa high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalation attempt

a high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalation effortcausesa high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalation effort

a high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalation effortseldom causesa high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalation effort

a high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalationcausesa high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal exhalation

a high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximalcausesa high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a maximal

a high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs aftercausesa high residual volume ( the volume of air remaining in the lungs after

a low fever , fatigue , wheezing , chest congestion and pain , shortness of breath , and a sore throatcan causea low fever , fatigue , wheezing , chest congestion and pain , shortness of breath , and a sore throat

a cough that produces mucus , shortness of breath , wheezing and fatiguecausesa cough that produces mucus , shortness of breath , wheezing and fatigue

a high recurring volume ( the volume of air staying in the lungs after a maximal exhalation attemptcausesa high recurring volume ( the volume of air staying in the lungs after a maximal exhalation attempt

inflammation and sometimes viral or bacterial infection of the mucous membrane , bronchial tubes and other organs and tissues involved in the process of breathingcausesinflammation and sometimes viral or bacterial infection of the mucous membrane , bronchial tubes and other organs and tissues involved in the process of breathing

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