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Reduced Asthma Affect Lungs Airways Inflamed Irritated Smooth

Asthma affects the lungs by causing inflammation and irritation of the airways, contraction of smooth muscle in bronchioles, and excess mucus production, leading to airway constriction, reduced airflow, and a decreased forced expiratory volume.

A asma afeta os pulmões causando inflamação e irritação das vias aéreas, contração do músculo liso nos bronquíolos e produção excessiva de muco, levando à constrição das vias aéreas, redução do fluxo de ar e diminuição do volume expiratório forçado.

Front How does asthma affect the lungs
Back Airways become inflamed and irritated
Smooth muscle lining bronchioles contract and a large amount of mucus produced.
Constriction of airways.
Airflow reduced.
Forced expiratory volume reduced.

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