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Dr. Petar Georgiev, pulmonologist: Smog in big cities is very saturated with particulate matter from vehicles and solid fuel

21 January 2019 | 13:51 | FOCUS News Agency
Source: Focus Information AgencyDr. Petar Georgiev, pulmonologist: Smog in big cities is very saturated with particulate matter from vehicles and solid fuel
Dr. Petar Georgiev, pulmonologist: Smog in big cities is very saturated with particulate matter from vehicles and solid fuelSource: Focus Information Agency
Blagoevgrad. Smog in major cities is very saturated with particulate matter emitted by vehicles and solid fuel heating, Dr. Petar Georgiev told Focus Radio - Pirin. Particulate matter has a very negative effect on the whole respiratory system, especially the lung. It damages lung tissue and enters the blood, the specialist explained. Smog exacerbates bronchitis in chronically ill people and problems in asthmatics, but it also affects all those who generally have no breathing problems. “The bronchi narrow and contract, which produces a shortness of breath. Children, who have more delicate lungs, also suffer a lot,” Dr. Georgiev added. The effects may vary in severity, depending on one’s general condition.

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