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One of the first cases of “popcorn disease” Evali, which threatens all vayers …
One of the first cases of “popcorn disease” Evali, which threatens all vayers, was recorded in Russia. Teenagers in Tomsk suffered – these are lovers of puffs, Ashk, charon and other MMM, as tasty. The disease is also called a rare and incurable form of cancer.
The diagnosis of Evali has already been officially made to one of the patients. The other has a “toxic effect of smoking mixtures on the central nervous system.” An example of the affected lungs is in the photo.
What is known about “popcorn disease”? This is the name of obliterating bronchiolitis – a disease that affects the bronchioles. It is manifested in the form of inflammation, the formation of scars, narrowing of bronchiol. You can notice it when listening to the lungs, which make a sound resembling a crack of bursting popcorn.
Evali was first diagnosed in 2019 in the USA. Today, medicine has no effective treatment for this form of bronchiolite. “Vapers' disease can go into the syndrome of acute respiratory failure, mortality from which is 30-50%. It also increases the risk of asthma by 30% and chronic obstructive lung disease by 75%.
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The diagnosis of Evali has already been officially made to one of the patients. The other has a “toxic effect of smoking mixtures on the central nervous system.” An example of the affected lungs is in the photo.
What is known about “popcorn disease”? This is the name of obliterating bronchiolitis – a disease that affects the bronchioles. It is manifested in the form of inflammation, the formation of scars, narrowing of bronchiol. You can notice it when listening to the lungs, which make a sound resembling a crack of bursting popcorn.
Evali was first diagnosed in 2019 in the USA. Today, medicine has no effective treatment for this form of bronchiolite. “Vapers' disease can go into the syndrome of acute respiratory failure, mortality from which is 30-50%. It also increases the risk of asthma by 30% and chronic obstructive lung disease by 75%.
