Tracheomalacia Type 3
Because of noisy breathing or difficulty getting air that does not let up, people often seek guidance; tracheomalacia may be behind it. It is a weakening of the walls of the trachea that causes it to narrow or collapse when breathing, and the variant called type 3 usually corresponds to the more extensive or intense forms.
Possible symptoms:
- Wheezing or noises when breathing
- Persistent cough
- Fatigue with exertion due to the breathing difficulty
Why keep an eye on it: When respiratory symptoms persist or limit daily activity, they deserve careful evaluation.
Who should you see? The pulmonologist is the specialist indicated to study this type of airway condition and define follow-up. In the case of sustained difficult breathing, it is advisable to have it reviewed by a professional.
Specialties that treat tracheomalacia type 3
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in tracheomalacia type 3
Dr. Julio Sandoval Zárate
Dra. Maria Silvia Lule Morales
Dr. Alejandro Rogelio Canseco Raymundo
Dr. Alvaro Pedroza Melendez
Dr. Jorge Luis Ramírez Figueroa
Dr. Alan Aldair Ibarra Fernández
Dr. Katia A. Rivera Calderón
Dr. Manuel Alejandro López Flores A La Torre
Dr. Michelle Acosta Moreno
Dr. José Javier Elizalde González
Dr. Yadira Guadalupe Rodríguez Reyes
Dr. Sebastian Rodriguez
Dr. Monserrat Evelia Arroyo Rojas
Dr. Luis Javier Paniagua Santurtún
Dr. Eliseo Espinosa Poblano
Dr. Edmundo Lugo Perez
Dr. Sergio Monraz Pérez
Dr. José Omar Barreto Rodríguez
Dr. Maria Luisa García Vargas
Dr. León Green Schneewiss
Frequently asked questions
What is tracheomalacia type 3?
Because of noisy breathing or difficulty getting air that does not let up, people often seek guidance; tracheomalacia may be behind it. It is a weakening of the walls of the trachea that causes it to narrow or collapse when breathing, and the variant called type 3 usually corresponds to the more ext...
Which doctor treats tracheomalacia type 3?
Tracheomalacia Type 3 is usually treated by specialists in pulmonologist.