In today’s video, we will discuss the 6 factors that increase your risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Is it air pollution? Do genetics play a role? What about my age? Other videos recommended for you:
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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00
1. Air Pollution - 00:35
2. Genetics - 01:51
3. Smoking - 03:08
4. Occupational Hazards - 04:44
5. Age - 05:39
6. If you’re female - 06:19
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Summary:
1. Air Pollution
Since COPD starts out slowly but worsens with time, it makes sense to detect the early signs and reduce your chances of triggering it. If you know what the risk factors are, you can surely try your best to prevent this disease from hitting you.
2. Genetics
Yes, unfortunately, genetics can play a role in increasing your risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Although rare, people who’ve never smoked or been exposed to long term pollution can develop COPD out of nowhere. And in such cases, genetics are to blame.
3. Smoking
You might try to tell yourself you’re only smoking a few cigarettes a day. But just know that your lungs are suffering every waking minute of your life.
4. Occupational Hazards
Underdeveloped countries often experience COPD caused by inhaling dust, fumes, and harmful irritants while working in industries like mining metal molders, and grain handlers.
5. Age
It has been observed that COPD has affected people 40 and above, especially those who have a history of smoking.
For more information, please watch the video until the very end.
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