Complications of cystic fibrosis
Individuals with this form of cystic fibrosis experience numerous symptoms, and multiple medications are required for treatment. The disease affects not only the respiratory system but also the digestive and reproductive systems as well. Sinusitis has been identified in the presence of nasal polyps, kidney and hearing complications in some individuals.
respiratory system disorders
The accumulation of mucus in the airways can result in a variety of respiratory complications. The most serious complications of the respiratory system include:
Chronic disease
Numerous bacteria and fungi thrive in the viscous mucus that exists in the lungs and sinus cavities. Sinusitis, bronchitis, and pneumonia are caused by the bacterial and fungal infection in the airways. Infections caused by bacteria that have developed antibiotic resistance are difficult to treat. Chronic infections make breathing extremely challenging for the patient. The individual may even be hospitalised.
