Bronchial Asthma - Airway Disease - Pulmonology Series

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[Lone_wolf_]

Just want to say a BIG BIG BIG BIG THANK YOU I don't study much of my medical books any more. you are an asset to medicos and pharmacists. !

[imtijunglawalling]

Iam an Asthmatic patient and this helped me understand a lot more better. Awesome Video! 👍🏻

[drbibo]

It was a really nice video. The way you explained things was awesome. I am Dr Kanchan from BIBO, and I would like to add that it is very important for people with asthma to know what is actually triggering their symptoms. It may help to reduce both frequency and the severity of asthma. As a majority of people with asthma may be allergic to something, it is better to get an allergy test done.

[mynameismiketest]

Thank you. I've been suffering from this for 32 years. It's a good to know knowledge.

[ahmedalsalman]

Your lectures are really interesting, I get much info from them, keep it up plz and thank you very much

[AR-gkhx]

6:12 the shift from life lessons to Asthma was hilarious😂

[ebrahimmohamed]

5:26 the way he went from medical lesson to life lesson was insane.

[henrythomas]

I like your video presentation. It is informative too, at the same time. Thanks a lot for your guidance!

[gopalakrishnamurthypuchhaa]

I suffered with bronchial asthma at the age of 81and half years . I have used all allopathic ayurvedic homeo medicines I could not get relief. Situation was serious. Then I have stopped taking salt and oil ghee milk and butter milk. Then I have got good relief. And save myself from death.

[Binodprasaad]

really very nice video after watching your video, i followed to your stepts and im recovering day by day, and also im taking a
kashar churma

[uniquesome]

Your mimicry of a wheeze is crazy good 😂 Thank you for your lectures ❤ They've been of irreplaceable help this pandemic 🤓 Please continue making these . Thanks a lot again☺️

[emilyh]

Great video! My only comment is that on your diagram of mast cell sensitization and degranulation (3:00) you show the Fc portion of the IgE attaching to the antigen, and the variable region attaching to the mast cell. It should be the other way around (and they have to cross-link). Thank you for explaining everything so clearly and in such an entertaining way!

[akramqasim]

Really informative Lectures, thanks sir👏😍

[ravipandey]

sir plz come up with cardiology and neurology lectures in coming days

[أثر_الفراشة-ثر]

I have an exam after 3 hrs and i'm confused listening, learning and hardly laughing ...why i didn't see that content befor omg ...it' time 😓
Any way thank u, you're the best 😙

[drmaria]

Your video's are too good, helped a lot to understand medicine

[MooseGoBlue]

I have Asthmatic Bronchitis and I don't even wish that condition on my worst enemy! It may be common, but it's the worst week of hell I've ever experienced, and you'll never get rid of it, I get itnonce per year around February. Constant mucus in the nose and occasional lung mucus that I have to hack up which can be painful.

[Marietta]

Ohh that is an amazing explanation ... Love it .. Thank you

[rolly]

Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine says that intrinsic asthma has an increased local production of IgE in the airways tho

[sashahanna]

Omg!!!This video is great.I'm doing 2nd year MBBS and its really useful for my clinical postings!!!