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Asbestosis
Asbestosis is difficult to detect as it has a long latency period; asbestosis and other disorders related to asbestos exposure are very dangerous.
This disease is caused by tiny particles of asbestos, which get into the lungs by inhalation; the condition is common to people, who have worked with this material. These particles trigger irritation and inflammatory reactions. The disease may run asymptomatically for a long time and appear many years later.
Asbestosis is difficult to detect as it has a long latency period; asbestosis and other disorders related to asbestos exposure are very dangerous.
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Fibers land in the lung tissue and damage it, resulting in the appearance of scars and nodes. Those may block the bronchioles and alveoli and impede the traveling of carbodyoxide and oxygen. This results in chronic breathing difficulties and bad cough.
Asbestosis is difficult to detect as it has a long latency period; asbestosis and other disorders related to asbestos exposure are very dangerous.
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