Lingering symptoms after COVID-19 like tiredness, cough or breathing issues.

The swelling of the sinus that causes stuffy nose, face pain and headaches.

Irritation or swelling inside the nose, often from allergies that cause sneezing.

The pain or scratchiness in the throat that is usually from infection or irritation.

A very heavy feeling in the chest that is caused by mucus build-up in the lungs.

Whistling sound while breathing, usually due to narrow or blocked airways.

Pain or discomfort in the chest area that may come from lungs, heart or muscles.

A cough that doesn’t go away for weeks & may be due to lung or throat problems.

Coughing up mucus with blood, which could be a sign of a serious lung issue.

Feeling short of breath or struggling to breathe, often linked to lung or heart problems.

Breathing problems caused by inflammation or allergic reactions, leads to coughing.

A serious illness where abnormal cells grow in the lungs, affecting normal breathing.

The swelling in the airways (bronchi) that causes coughing and mucus.

A group of chronic lung conditions that block airflow and make difficulty inbreathing.

A contagious lung infection that causes coughing, weight loss and night sweats.

Trouble breathing during sleep, such as sleep apnea, where breathing stops off and on.

A noisy breathing during sleep is caused due to a blocked or narrowed airway.

Infection in the lungs or airways that can cause cough, fever and chest pain.

Lung damage caused by smoking, including chronic bronchitis & lung cancer.

A group of diseases that cause scarring in the lungs, making breathing difficult.

Advanced care for patients with life-threatening conditions who need monitoring.

A procedure where a small camera is passed into the lungs to check for problems.

A procedure to remove fluid from around the lungs to help with breathing or for testing.