Osteodystrophy Pulmonary

Pulmonary osteodysplasia is one of the most common diseases of the pulmonary system, which is characterized by the proliferation of connective tissue in the costal and intercostal space. Its development causes serious breathing discomfort, cough, chest pain, fatigue and metabolic disorders. Osteohypoplasia is a disease in which there is insufficient necrosis, removal of excess tissue and its replacement with connective tissue. This process most often occurs in children and adults. Osteonopathy provokes the formation of tumors from fat cells. In this case, deformation and deformation of the bones occurs without destruction of the intervertebral discs and cartilage. Ostochondrosis (osteochondrosis during development) becomes the main cause of progressive difficulty breathing. An anomaly of internal organs in women related to abnormalities in the course of pregnancy. Such processes often entail serious disruptions in the functioning of the fetus, changing the cells that enter the mother’s body and, when split, acquire various complications. The inflammatory process is caused by severe disturbances in blood flow and lymph outflow caused by injuries.

Mild bone separation can occur under the influence of various factors. Among the main reasons are: • smoking or alcoholism; • constant and severe stress; • elderly age; • bad heredity;

Symptoms of this disease:

frequent respiratory diseases; chronic fatigue syndrome; chest pain and discomfort; increased body temperature; a sharp decrease in body weight for no apparent reason; persistent dry cough; bronchial asthma.

Osteoprosis (also osteoporosis), osteosclerosis are diseases of the skeletal system associated with changes in its structure and shape with the spread of processes of replacement of active elements with fibrous components. Both pathologies differ from each other only in the rate of progression, the appearance of the bones, and the origin of the diseases. Diseases differ in different types of thermal effects on the nervous system.