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THE GOALS OF HelpILO

1
To change the way of thinking within the field of respiratory medicine​


2
To have the whole respiratory system considered as one


3
We want to change diagnostic algorithms and care for patients with breathing difficulties


4
We want to establish evidence based treatment procedures for patients with ILO

What is ILO
WHAT IS ILO?

Induced laryngeal obstruction

ILO is difficulty breathing caused by dynamic obstructions of the larynx. The obstructions are most commonly provoked by exercise, in which case referred to as exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO). EILO peaks at maximum exercise, and ends shortly after. This obstruction can cause a wheezing sound. EILO is often confused with asthma, but they can co-exist.
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