Why myositis patients may require oxygen: Understanding the link to ILD
Siddhartha Jana
Myositis has been related to interstitial lung disease (ILD), a serious disorder that can advance quickly and be fatal if not treated promptly.
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Oxygen supplementation is critical for myositis patients when blood oxygen levels fall since the disorder impairs the lungs' ability to produce oxygenated blood.
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ILD caused by myositis shrinks the lungs, making them harder to function properly and contributing to oxygen deficit.
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Delaying therapy for ILD in myositis patients can be lethal, emphasising the significance of timely intervention.
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ILD associated with myositis is regarded as one of the most severe types of interstitial lung disease.
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