Respiratory Effects of Cigarette Smoke Airway and Lung Damage Repeated exposure leads to: Chronic irritation of the throat and bronchial tubes Scarring and narrowing of airways Reduced ability to clear mucus and pathogens Over time, this damage can develop into chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) , including: Chronic bronchitis (persistent cough with mucus) Emphysema (difficulty exhaling due to damaged air sacs) These conditions significantly reduce oxygen delivery to the bloodstream and heart
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If someone repeatedly smokes during stressful situations, the brain begins creating a mental connection between anxiety and cigarettes
