Most asthma patients have chest rays that are normal but can work for some patients to prove or deny some severe asthma complications such as:
1. broncho-pulmonary aspergillosis This disease is a complication of asthma caused by an aspergillus fumigatus (mould aspergillus fumigatus). In this case, the rays are important to prove the disease.
2 - pneumothorax Pneumothorax (the presence of air between the lung and chest wall, which can be directly purchased by radiation).
Pulmonary edema, an increase in fluid in the lung tissue and difficulty in breathing, may require chest rays showing the presence of these fluids in the lung directly.
1. broncho-pulmonary aspergillosis This disease is a complication of asthma caused by an aspergillus fumigatus (mould aspergillus fumigatus). In this case, the rays are important to prove the disease.
2 - pneumothorax Pneumothorax (the presence of air between the lung and chest wall, which can be directly purchased by radiation).
Pulmonary edema, an increase in fluid in the lung tissue and difficulty in breathing, may require chest rays showing the presence of these fluids in the lung directly.
