Spirometry in Children

Spirometry in children is a simple and painless test that measures lung capacity and breathing function. This method helps diagnose and monitor respiratory diseases such as asthma, chronic bronchitis, cystic fibrosis, and other pulmonary disorders. During spirometry, children blow into a tube connected to a device that records the speed and volume of exhaled air. The results help doctors assess the severity of lung impairment and the effectiveness of treatment, as well as track the progress of a child's respiratory health.