Influence of Indoor air pollutants in lower respiratory tract with COPD and people health status in urban Madurai

Abstract

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is a foremost world-wide health issue because of the situation rising incidence, high prevalence, and Social problems on small population (8%) with severe illness. In addition, COPD is frequently associated to diseases such as tumour and heart disease, which have a noteworthy economic impact on publics and society.Cigar, Cigarette and pipe smoking are the further most public causes of COPD. Cigarette smoking is in major cause for about 85% of COPD threat. The threat of emerging chronic obstructive pulmonary disease from tobacco usage differs from person to person. COPD is an illness that disturbs the lungs and airways. Despite this, many emerging countries report great incidences of chronic lung diseases among non-smokers, which may be associated to indoor air pollution produced by solid fuel ignition of country wood in cooking. The main objective of the study is to analyse the Influence of Indoor air pollutants in lower respiratory tract with COPD and people health status in urban Madurai. The collected data was analysed by most popular statistical SPSS tools such as ANOVA, independence t- test and multiple regression techniques. This study used the primary data thatwas collected from 208 COPD patients in Madurai health centres. Our findings evaluated the effect of contaminants on the lower respiration tract status of the COPD patients and also recommended various suggestions to reduce the indoor pollutants for the evolution of healthy future generations.