CORRELATION BETWEEN AIRWAY CONSTRICTION AND AUTONOMOUS NERVE SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION DURING SHORT TERM STRESS IN PATIENTS WITH CONTROLLED ATOPIC ASTHMA

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MOHAMMADI MAHYA; TAGHIZADEH NILOOFAR; MIRI MOHAMMAD BAGHER; ESLAMINEJAD ALI REZA; Raoufy Mohammad Reza

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Journal: NAFAS JOURNAL Year:2015 | Volume:2 | Issue:1 Page(s): 33-40

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CORRELATION BETWEEN AIRWAY CONSTRICTION AND AUTONOMOUS NERVE SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION DURING SHORT TERM STRESS IN PATIENTS WITH CONTROLLED ATOPIC ASTHMA

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ASTHMAQ3

PULMONARY FUNCTIONQ2

AUTONOMOUS NERVOUS SYSTEMQ1

SHORT-TERM STRESSQ1

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It has already been recognized that stress evokes ASTHMA exacerbation; however, the mechanism of SHORT-TERM STRESS effect on PULMONARY FUNCTION is not clear. On the other hand, there is dysfunction in ASTHMAtic autonomous nerve system. This study aimed to observe the impact of SHORT-TERM STRESS on airway constriction and autonomous nerve system dysfunction in patients with controlled atopic ASTHMA. We recorded respiration and heart rate during resting conditions and a SHORT-TERM STRESSor (Stroop test) in women with controlled atopic ASTHMA and healthy controls. PULMONARY FUNCTION parameters were measured using spirometer before and after stress. The exposure to stress significantly decreased FVC, FEV1 and PEF in ASTHMAtic patients, whereas FEV1/FVC level remained unchanged. In contrast to patients with ASTHMA, healthy participants showed significant increases in respiratory rate, heart rate variability, and SD1/SD2 (An index of autonomic balance) during stress. The PULMONARY FUNCTION had been inversely correlated with heart rate variability, and autonomic impairment. We conclude that autonomic impairment might be the potential mechanisms of exacerbation in ASTHMAtic people after SHORT-TERM STRESS.

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MOHAMMADI, MAHYA, TAGHIZADEH, NILOOFAR, MIRI, MOHAMMAD BAGHER, ESLAMINEJAD, ALI REZA, & Raoufy, Mohammad Reza. (2015). CORRELATION BETWEEN AIRWAY CONSTRICTION AND AUTONOMOUS NERVE SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION DURING SHORT TERM STRESS IN PATIENTS WITH CONTROLLED ATOPIC ASTHMA. NAFAS JOURNAL, 2(1), 33-40. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/252080/en

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MOHAMMADI MAHYA, TAGHIZADEH NILOOFAR, MIRI MOHAMMAD BAGHER, ESLAMINEJAD ALI REZA, Raoufy Mohammad Reza. CORRELATION BETWEEN AIRWAY CONSTRICTION AND AUTONOMOUS NERVE SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION DURING SHORT TERM STRESS IN PATIENTS WITH CONTROLLED ATOPIC ASTHMA. NAFAS JOURNAL[Internet]. 2015;2(1):33-40. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/252080/en

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MAHYA MOHAMMADI, NILOOFAR TAGHIZADEH, MOHAMMAD BAGHER MIRI, ALI REZA ESLAMINEJAD, and Mohammad Reza Raoufy, “CORRELATION BETWEEN AIRWAY CONSTRICTION AND AUTONOMOUS NERVE SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION DURING SHORT TERM STRESS IN PATIENTS WITH CONTROLLED ATOPIC ASTHMA,” NAFAS JOURNAL, vol. 2, no. 1, pp. 33–40, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/252080/en

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