Common disorders are breathing disorders such as Asthma, Sinusitis, Common Cold, Recurrent Lung Infection, etc.
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Sinusitis
Sinusitis is meaning as the inflammation of sinus.
As you can see from the above image, the sinuses are usually the empty space and maybe filled with the air. However, due to the any reasons, if you have lots of phlegm/mucus in the nasal cavity, there is a hole to drain the excessive phlegm/mucus to the sinues for storing the excessive phlegm/mucus temporary, in order to make the nasal cavity to open up to make breathe through the nose. However, if there are too much phlgem/mucus, after they are filled at the sinuses, the left-over phlem/mucus will stay at the nasal cavity. So you’ll feel the blockage of the nose. Many patients couldn’t breathe through the mouth, therefore, their oxgen level(SPO2) may be going down, leading to be going the stress hormone up, eventually, the patients may have the vivid dreams, palpitation, sometimes panic attacks, and waking up during the night with taking long time to sleep back due to the high level of cortisol level.
Why does the patienst have too much phlegm/mucus?
Lung is the major organ to take the oxgen inside of our body through the gas exchange at the avelora of Lung.
Thyroid Disorders
The thyroid gland is located below Adam’s apple. That is relieving thyroxine to your blood stream.
Thyroxine is affecting several areas such as your energy metabolism, weight gain or loss, sleeping pattern, skin and hair, fertility and menstruation, memory and concentration, bone strength, cholesterol. If your thyroid is not functioning properly such as hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism due to various reasons, you have problems. The brain stimulates the thyroid through TSH (thyroid stimulation hormone) to make thyroxine by thyroid. If your thyroxine level is going too high, your brain will reduce TSH to reduce stimulation of thyroid, leading to reduction of thyroxine. If your thyroxine level is too low, your brain will produce more TSH to stimulate thyroid, leading to production of thyroxine.
Problem is when your thyroid is not functioning properly with a certain reason thyroxine is not regulating as desired.
The major problem is inflammation of thyroid for many reasons such as stress, cancer, autoimmune disease etc
Hypothyroidism
If thyroid is inflamed, thyroid is not producing enough thyroxine even though stimulation of TSH.
Hyperthyroidism
Or if thyroid is inflamed, thyroid is producing too much thyroxine which is not controlled by TSH.