Dr. Bobby Bhalotra, senior consultant pulmonologist at Apollo Hospitals, Gurugram, said rising pollution had sharply increased OPD and emergency visits for respiratory distress, persistent coughing, watery eyes and bronchospasm-induced chest pain. “It is not just vulnerable groups, even individuals with no prior history of breathing ailments are suffering, while young children and patients with asthma or interstitial lung disease are bearing the brunt.” Source link Post navigation Delhi AQI at 597 today: Breathing becomes a health risk as pollution hits dangerous peak ‘Every parent must learn’: Father gifts BMW to teenage son after he does well in half-yearly exam; social media reacts