Wheezing is a high-pitched whistling sound that occurs when you breathe, typically during exhalation but sometimes also when inhaling. It happens when the airways become narrowed or obstructed due to inflammation, mucus buildup, or muscle tightening. Common causes of wheezing include asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), bronchitis, allergies, and respiratory infections. Want to pass your TMC Exam? Click the link in our bio and join us! Save this post now for future reference! #T

11 reactions | I have been undergoing treatment by Doctor Dimple for three weeks. And I had asthma for 17 years, and I am maintaining. And I always had attacks. I also take steroid pumps. And wheezing used to happen almost all day long. So it has been three weeks now. I went to Doctor Dimple and even climbed the stairs on one floor, but there was no wheezing at all. And sleep so sound sleep. All thanks to Doctor Dimple, and I'm very grateful to her. | Dimple Jangda | Facebook