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Explained: What is a bronchial spasm, the condition behind Pope Francis's breathing scare


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  Pope Francis experienced a serious health scare with a bronchial spasm after inhaling vomit, complicating his recovery from double pneumonia. He was p

The article from the Times of India discusses bronchial spasm, a condition that recently affected Pope Francis, causing him breathing difficulties. Bronchial spasms occur when the muscles surrounding the bronchi, the airways in the lungs, suddenly contract, narrowing the passage for air. This can lead to symptoms like shortness of breath, wheezing, chest tightness, and coughing. Common triggers include allergens, cold air, exercise, or respiratory infections. The article explains that while bronchial spasms can be alarming, they are often manageable with medications like bronchodilators, which help to relax the airway muscles. Pope Francis, who has a history of lung issues, experienced this condition during a public event, highlighting the importance of understanding and managing such respiratory conditions, especially in public figures.

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