Rinossinusite CAUSA Asma? | Pneumo e Otorrino Respondem

Rhinosinusitis can be the hidden trigger for asthma attacks. The airway is interconnected: when the upper part is inflamed, the lower part feels it. Understanding this connection is the first step to truly controlling the disease. In this video, Dr. George Amado (Pulmonologist) and Dr. Daniel d'Avila (Otolaryngologist) explain why it's impossible to control asthma without treating rhinosinusitis or rhinitis, and what the specific risks are for children. 📌 Main topics covered: ✔ Single airway: how the nose and bronchi influence each other ✔ Rhinosinusitis as a trigger for asthma attacks ✔ Why uncontrolled rhinitis prevents asthma control ✔ Nasal obstruction, mouth breathing, and irritating air in the bronchi ✔ Difficulty managing secretions in children and the risk of microaspirations ✔ Rhinosinusitis evolving into bronchopneumonia in younger children ✔ The importance of combined treatment of the upper and lower airways ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📅 SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION OR TELECONSULTATION 📲 Secretary's WhatsApp: 👉 https://wa.me/5579991460037 🔗 Schedule your appointment: 👉 https://linktr.ee/georgeamado If you or your child has difficult-to-control asthma, the upper airway may be being overlooked in treatment. Consulting a specialist who evaluates both sides together can change the outcome. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 👨‍⚕️ DR. GEORGE AMADO Pulmonologist RQE 1674 ✔ Adult and pediatric care ✔ In-person consultations in Aracaju/SE ✔ Teleconsultation for all of Brazil and Brazilians abroad ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚠️ This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace an individualized medical consultation. #Rhinosinusitis #AsthmaAttack #RhinitisAndAsthma #Pulmonology #Otorhinolaryngology #SingleAirway #RespiratoryHealth