Calming irritated bronchial tubes: This helps manage bronchial symptoms
Irritated bronchial tubes and a persistent cough are often an indication of acute bronchitis. Read on to find out what causes this and tips on how to ease the symptoms.
Bronchial hyperreactivity: What can you do if your bronchial tubes are hyperreactive?
Bronchial hyperreactivity usually manifests as a cough and a tight chest. Prof. Dr Rainald Fischer in conversation about the phenomenon, the diagnosis and the treatment.
Inhalation therapy with infants: 5 helpful tips for parents
If they have a respiratory disease, even infants sometimes have to use inhalation. Here are some practical tips for parents on how to ensure inhalation therapy with their baby goes smoothly.
Coughs and colds in infants: How your baby can gently get over the infection
It can be challenging for parents if their little one has a cough and a cold. Here are some tips on how to gently and effectively help your baby through the infection.
Relapsing polychondritis – interview with a patient
People suffering from a rare disease often have a long and difficult journey before they get the right diagnosis. Hans-Martin Schühle, who suffers from relapsing polychondritis, tells us his story.
The articles found on the PARI Blog are written by the PARI Blog editorial team. The editorial team consists of PARI employees as well as external guest authors and freelance editors, some of them suffering from severe respiratory diseases themselves.