Learn about common lung diseases, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options
Severe lung injury that makes breathing difficult.
Chronic inflammation that narrows the airways.
Chronic lung disease affecting premature infants.
High blood pressure caused by chronic lung blood clots.
Lung damage that makes breathing harder over time.
Progressive scarring of the lungs.
Temporary airway narrowing during exercise.
A small growth found in the lung.
A cancer affecting the lining of the lungs.
A highly contagious respiratory infection.
An inherited disorder affecting airway clearance.
High blood pressure in the lung arteries.
Chronic nasal inflammation not caused by allergies.
A bacterial infection that usually affects the lungs.
A virus that can cause respiratory infections.
A fungal infection affecting the lungs.
Scarring of the small airways that limits airflow.
A rare genetic disorder affecting automatic breathing.
A contagious viral infection affecting the lungs.
A group of diseases that scar lung tissue.
A severe bacterial form of pneumonia.
A rare lung disease affecting mostly women.
A bacterial lung infection that can become chronic.
Excess fluid surrounding the lungs.
Protein buildup inside the lungs.
A common viral infection affecting the lungs.
Inflammation or infection of the sinuses.
A symptom of narrowed or inflamed airways.
An allergic reaction to the Aspergillus fungus.
Progressive lung disease that limits airflow.
Damaged airways causing chronic cough and mucus.
An inherited disease causing thick mucus in the lungs.
A fungal infection common in the lungs.
A soft voice box causing noisy breathing.
Cancer that begins in the lungs.
Cancer-related fluid buildup around the lungs.
Reduced breathing caused by excess body weight.
A lung infection causing inflammation of the air sacs.
A blood clot blocking blood flow to the lungs.
Allergy-related inflammation inside the nose.
An inflammatory disease that can affect the lungs.
