Abstract

Bronchiectasis is described by constant hack with sputum creation, dyspnoea and diminished practice resistance, all of which add to less fortunate wellbeing related personal satisfaction (HRQOL). Physiotherapy is an important part of treatment because it aims to treat symptoms to improve health and slow down the rate of respiratory function decline. The causes of bronchiectasis as well as their clinical manifestations are summarized in this review; the resulting strain on both individuals and the healthcare system; key parts of bronchiectasis care, zeroing in on physiotherapy mediations; and directions for research and practice in the future.