Pneumopathy
Pronunciation: /ˈnumoʊˈpɑˈðaɪ/
Pneumopathy (noun)
- A general term for any disease that affects the lungs and makes breathing harder or less effective.
- A lung condition involving damage or abnormal changes in lung tissue, often seen in medical tests.
Examples
- Pneumopathy can make breathing difficult during daily activities.
- Doctors treat pneumopathy to reduce symptoms and improve comfort.