Asthma - signs and symptoms, pathophysiology

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i dont know how to thank this guy,may GOD bless u.......

Thank you Armando! You broke down asthma beautifully, and definitely this illustrated video will help many students, for me it did!

7:30 not Lymphocyte but *Thymic stromal lymphopoietin* .
Nice video

I'm not a medical person but I do suffer from Eosinophilic asthma and thanks to the biologic treatment I am doing much better, I am fascinated by the body's responses to triggers that set off the cascade of events that create an attack and the mind boggles at how you have all researched so much and found out all this microscopic information. I took place in a year long study of my symptoms including many blood tests, respiration tests and lung biopsy, which wasn't as bad as it sounds, but i want to say thank you to all you amazing doctors and students that help someone like me have a life that would otherwise be almost impossible to live. Mepolizumab is now given to me in a self administering pen so I can stay away from crowds in the current climate of Covid 19. I am interested if anyone knows however, if there have been any differences in the medicine's efficacy since making it able to have a longer shelf life, after it has been mixed for the injector pen, I ask because I seem to suffer recurring symptoms toward the end of my month before the next dose ( i hope that makes sense ) anyway thanks for the great tutorial, I will look in as an interested layman in future .

Pathophysiology begins at 4:40

We made a new simple explainer video for asthma: ruclips.net/video/egA4oQhia6Q/видео.html - should be helpful for patients and their families!

wow this guy is awesome thank you for making the asathma patho easier than what the text book explains

It is also VERY important to mention that you must never give NSAID drugs to asthmatic patients, because it will inhibit cyclooxygenases (COX1 and/or COX2, which would produce prostaglandins, a vasodilator) and thus all the arachidonic acid in the tissue will be forced to go down the pathway of lipoxygenase, producing LEUKOTRIENES, which are vasoconstrictors, and thus worsening the situation even more!

i love video like this, not like the new one (new version or new style)

process most clearly explained out of dozens of videos. Thank you!

If you could please put in the description a like to the picture you made with good quality so we can print it out and have it to recall some steps if we need them sometimes (in this vid and the others you made ofc ) and thanks a lot for all the work you do in this channel , really simple to understand (Y)

Well, I can´t say I enjoyed the video but I did finally unerstand asthma thanks to it, so thank you very much, your videos are a lifesaver

I have asthma and I thought that it meant that I just can not breathe properly. You have showed ME that it is more complicated than that. THANK YOU

just wonderful and easy to understand. thank you .

Again a incredible video! Keep it up. I am learning so much from you.

Thank You! I have read so many books and just could not understand. This video has made everything so easy to understand! I can't thank you enough!!!!

ohh!! Thank you so much for this video Armando. this helped me a lot to understand about the pathophysiology of asthma.you make the things too easy that we can understand easily than our textbooks.

Thank you for this video. it's been well realized. So those who are just learning English can get the words and their meaning because you are speaking slowly.God bless you and give you to have more to share whit us

Armando you are a lifesaver!!!!

I was unable to concentrate on studies but now as you draw i follow along and ask questions to myself. Thank you ❤

Another brilliant diagrammatic description. Always so well explained. Cheers. 👌🏻🤗

alhamdulillah ,you always save me thanks alot ,and keep going on

Thanks for the video. Easy to follow and full of great information. I subscribed.

I like when you breakdown each details beautifully, helps a lot like me and others non science background studying nursing in Australia

Asthma attack. Pressing lips together while breathing in keeps lung airways open by reflex. Mouth breathing with slack lips causes asthma due to absence of reflex. Sleep with mouth shut as well.
I cured my chronic asthma by daily practice of yoga "standing forward bend".

Cool!
1:25 there is a mistake: "endothelial." "Epithelial" would be correct.

That’s so helpful and summariesed, thank you so much

one of the best teacher I ever find, Thanks

Your videos are insanely helpful for me in my nursing course. Thanks so much for creating!

ur videos r actually very good. Keep them going and make more and more videos!!

My doubts got cleared after watching this video....really very helpful to all 😊👍

9:40 *Epithelial cells*. Great video Armando thanks again!.

How are you so smart!!??! You know soooo much. This helped a lot but was a LOT of info, I don't know how i'll remember it all. Thank you, your videos are very much appreciated especially as a student studying by distance education.

You defiantly nailed this one! thank you

Thank you so much! Your explanations are always on point!

Fantastic, I love these! They're better than classes I've taken

It is really helpful to understand the Asthma chapter... To go through the book it will take a lots of tym...

The way that you explain everything like you are telling a story is really helpful! Thank you man for the great explanation!

¡Gracias!

I hope that you are a teacher in real life, you explain so well thank you !

Mr. Armando your explanation is super cool thanks a lot keep it up I always understand...keep making more medical videos please...God bless u for ur work

So helpful for my tomorrow's exam tysmm

Sir, I am from India I learnt lot with the help of your video. sir, thank you so much for explain whole pharmacology of asthma in this video

you make the absolute best educational videos :D Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

very good presentation. simple and too the point.

Breathing in through the nose is a remedy for asthma . Crossing fingers improves respiration as a mudra. Interlacing fingers as when praying also helps as a mudra
Asthma-paradox means medication causes asthma.

FANTASTIC, made my studies easier.. thanks a lot

Broncho care is ayurvedic syrup containing ingredients such as Vasa patra (Adhatoda vasica), Kantkari (Solanum surattense), Mulethi (Glycyrrhiza glabra), Bharangi (Clerodendrum serratum), Chitrakmool (Plumbago zeylanica), Sonth (Zingiber officinale), Pippali (Piper longum), etc. It is mainly used in chronic cough, bronchitis, whooping cough, common cold, etc.

Thank you so much Armando, I really really enjoy your videos and you have helped me A LOT!! THANK YOU!!!

every topic is made easy.. helping me a lot.

Great efforts and thankful feeling 🎉

I have asthma, but I almost cured it by 3 simple steps. These methods are cheap and best :
1) No animal proteins like egg, mutton, chicken, milk and milk products...stop milk, curd, cheese etc at any cost. Eat simple vegetarian foods.
2) brisk walking (10 mins) in morning & evening in sunlight. Or cycling / सूर्य नमस्कार / play badminton / lawn tennis.
3) Ekadashi fasting is must. Have fruits, boiled veggies or soup.
I learned all these during covid lock down and now I am completely free of asthma, allergies, cold cough.

Pseudo stratified epithelial cell not endothelial i guess, correct?

hey ,i watch your video.Asthma is a common chronic disease worldwide and affects approximately 24 million persons in the United States. It is the most common chronic disease in childhood, affecting an estimated 7 million children. The pathophysiology of asthma is complex and involves airway inflammation, intermittent airflow obstruction, and bronchial hyperresponsiveness.

You really help me alot with your useful,well explained videos 👌 thanks alot💙

best professor ever thank you so muche

Thank you. You're a gem

Really nice and easy to absorb video!! I hope everyone watching also looks into how certain nutrition changes can improve asthma. There's a good chunk of research in this field that I notice is so often overlooked in the conventional medical system.

I have some questions reagrading asthma pathophysiolgy:
1) how aspirin and indomethacin cause asthma
2) why FLC, FRV and FRC are increades in asthma?

asthma ki problem bhot buri h patient ko breething ma bhot problem hoti h I pray ki kabhi bhi kisi ko koi problem na ho mujhe bhi asthma hua tha mne planet ayurveda ka asthma care pack lena shuru kiya ab ma pehle se bhot thk hu thanks for planet ayurveda

Another amazing video!!!! Keep up the good work, man! \o

I have been diagnosed with either asthma or COPD, the doctor couldn't decide, I have a very productive cough, I run 6 times a week and approximately 40 miles, I have to stop after the first mile to clear my chest, again at two miles and by the third mile my breathing is excellent, I'm 67 and race 5K every week and usually win my age category. My oxygen level is 99% and resting pulse is 42, I am taking Anora Elipta at the moment but worried about using it long term.

Very nicely explained 👏👏👏

I always come back to you bro year ago u helped in neet preparation now in medicine
Love your teaching

4:36 Pathophysiology

I love you!!!!!! finally I can understand about my disease

Thank you so much you always make it so clear to understand

Great vídeo!

Amazing amazing work! you help me a lot!

Amazing video!! Thank you!

Amazing explanation .Thanks very much

Great Video. Can now understand better. Thank you

THANKS VERY MUCH AN EXCELLENT PRESENTATION.

Thank you for this! I need this for a project and this helps a lot 🙏

Asthma eradication: Nose breathing and no inhalers and also understanding reflexes.
According David P. Strachan it is unlikely that trends in either outdoor or indoor air pollution have contributed substantially to the rise in prevalence of asthma and allergic disease in recent decades,
Then we have the asthma-paradox that for many decades more asthma drugs have led to more asthma. Although acupressure treatment for asthma is widely recommended the points are mostly not on the face.
However a distinct positive effect on breathing opening up lung airways to counter asthma with wheezing may be felt on pressing the lips together.
This means we have a simple back to nature approach.
Accordingly an important cause of asthma is asthma drug addiction.
So we are left with asthma paradox that more drug treatment has long been associated with more asthma for decades on end.

Hey, always love your work. However I have noticed from your videos that you always draw the pivot in the opposite direction. Think of it as a see-saw, the heavier item/component will always be lower n the lesser component will be higher because it weighs less. In this video, when you talk about the T-helper cells, you say that there are more T-helper 2 cells in Asthmatics n so the pivot should have been lower on the side of T-helper 2.
In other news, you are amazing and i honestly think you can do so much more. Putting art in such a noble path is truly touching. May God Truly bless you Mr. Hasudungan.

You are truly amazing thank you for so much 🙏❤️

very informative video, my cousin brother was suffering from this condition. he visited planet ayurveda and they gave him an asthma care pack. now his condition is fine. thanks to planet ayurveda.

Thanku sir love from India🇮🇳

sSre make sense, know i can understand the mechanism of Asthma. Good keep u to us forever.

It was really helpful thank you so much 💕

I have asthma (diagnosed at 6) did a load of cardio and it helped a lot but I get allergic based reactions. Especially from smoke machines, but I don't want it to stop me from going out, or working (I do fire tricks) I use my inhaler (ventilin and brown one for serious attacks) which helps but not loads. I was wondering if having a small oxygen breather(non permanent canister) that I could have in my bag would help with relieving symptoms.
My logic was that seeing as tissue is contracting, decreasing the amount of intake volume of air/O2, having a higher concentration of oxygen will help.
Only problem I see is CO2 exchange not being affected.

Best vid on asthma

Good video!

really great sir very helpful for students

Thanks! I have an Immunology final in a week and Asthma is our last topic! :)

This was really useful, thank you!

correction: thymic stromal lymphopoeitin

Such a huge help! Thanks so much! :)

great video super thanks.
the pens are also awesome😊

I will graduate 👩‍🎓 from here ✌🏿
Thnxxx

thanks so much, very well explained, helped me a lot!

Beautiful explained thank you sir

Very informative video, thanks.

This was really helpful thanks alot.

Sir can you plz make a video on Gene regulation as soon as possible. Thnx in advance

Bro please share your notes on pdf we want to make a copy , and that is really attractive , thanks for being here

this is amazing! thank you so much

But what's the difference between bronchial bronchitis and the asthma you have just explained