@stovo Hello, BRONCHIAL obstruction is a condition that presents a group of clinical, physical, and roentgenology findings which appear in a definite sequence, the nature of the finding at any given time being dependent upon the period in the development of the obstruction at the time the condition is being studied. Airway obstruction is often depicted as someone choking on a piece of food. But that’s only one of many things that can cause airway obstruction. Other causes include inhaling or swallowing a foreign object, small objects lodged in the nose or mouth, viral infections, bacterial infections, and respiratory illness that causes upper airway inflammation.

@stavus Hello, according to studies ninety days after diagnosis, 51 percent reported fatigue, 32 percent cough, and 28 percent shortness of breath. Another study surveyed 500 pneumonia patients age 50 and older and found that tiredness, weakness, and shortness of breath lasted more than three weeks, on average. Also, pneumonia is treated depending on the germs that cause it. Antibiotics are not used to treat pneumonia caused by viruses. Flu-related pneumonia may be treated with antiviral medicine if caught early in the course of the illness. Try to drink more fluid, and Getting more rest, and take the doctor's help. Thanks!

@ustaf Hello, it is bacteria and viruses, not the weather, that cause infections such as the common cold, influenza (the flu), or pneumonia . There seems to be a correlation between meteorological features and pneumonia. The lesser the temperature more common the incidence of pneumonia. Relative humidity and precipitation are the other factors. Age, air pollution, and immune status are the other factors. Relating to legionella pneumonia rainfall acutely increases the microbial contamination. Also, changes in temperature, if it is favorable to the vectors of disease transmission, become more. The increased humidity meant more specks of dust and continuous heavy rain had led to sicknesses such as influenza and pneumonia.