Breathing Delhi’s air leaves damage. As the national capital battles poor air quality, a doctor explains how exposure to polluted air can affect the human body — and why the consequences may not always be immediately visible.
Fine particulate matter such as PM2.5 can penetrate deep into the lungs. Repeated exposure to air pollution can aggravate respiratory conditions, worsen asthma symptoms and contribute to cardiovascular risks. The effects can be particularly concerning for children, older adults and people with existing heart or lung conditions.
But how much damage can a single spell of toxic air cause? What happens when exposure continues day after day? Can the body recover once air quality improves, or can some effects persist?
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