Untangling this hidden cause of dyspnoea
Inducible laryngeal obstruction is an important contributor to both undiagnosed breathlessness and poorly controlled asthma
Need to know:
Dyspnoea is a very common symptom globally, and in Australia it affects around 30% of the population.1,2
It remains one of the most frequent complaints encountered in both primary care and EDs, contributing substantially to unplanned healthcare utilisation.2,3
Despite its prevalence, a significant proportion of individuals with this symptom do not have a definitive respiratory or cardiac diagnosis.4
