What is the reason for the bubbles in the lungs?
There could be many factors that could cause air bubbles in the lungs. The air bubbles in the lungs were mainly due to the formation of bulla. Lung bulla referred to the air sac-like structure in the lungs. The most common causes included chronic obstruction of lung disease, infection, embosom, malaria, pneumonias, bronchitis, and so on. Both congenital and acquired factors could lead to the formation of bulla. Congenital factors were mainly caused by abnormal development of the lungs in the fetus, newborn, and child stages. Acquired factors were mainly due to severe infection, embosom, pneumothorax caused by rupture of the pleura cavity, and so on. The specific treatment method could be chosen according to the specific situation, such as medical treatment or surgical removal, and the problem could be solved by repairing the lung tissue. In short, there were many reasons for air bubbles in the lungs. The specific diagnosis and treatment needed to be based on the individual's condition.
What is the reason for the loss of the lungs
The lung's failure to circulate was caused by the failure of the lung qi. Lung-qi failure refers to the situation where lung-qi cannot be normally circulated. It may be caused by external evils invading the lung, phlegm obstructing the lung collaterals, excessive liver rise, and qi and fire invading the lung. In addition, lung qi deficiency, lung yin deficiency and other factors may also lead to the occurrence of lung failure.
What's wrong with the air bubbles in the lungs? Does it matter?
Air bubbles in the lungs could be a sign of bulla, which was a form of embosom. Under normal circumstances, there would be a certain amount of gas in the lung tissue, which was a normal phenomenon. However, if the air in the lungs continued to increase, it might cause the connecting tissue around the lungs to be destroyed, resulting in the formation of bulla. If multiple bulla appeared, it was possible that multiple bulla would gradually fuse and eventually develop embosom. Embosom was a serious condition. The patient might have a typical barrel chest, difficulty breathing, and lack of oxygen. Therefore, the appearance of air bubbles in the lungs was a relatively serious situation. It was necessary to check and diagnose it in time and take effective treatment measures as soon as possible. Usually, he had to pay attention to prevent repeated inflammation of the lung tissue, and exercise appropriately to increase lung capacity and maintain the normal function of the lungs to prevent the occurrence of lung damage caused by air bubbles in the lungs.
What's with the blood in the lungs?
Blood in the lungs could be caused by a variety of diseases. Lung inflammation diseases, such as fungus infection, viral infection, etc., can cause pneumonic hemorrhage, resulting in symptoms such as hemoptysis and breathing difficulties. Lung tumors, especially lung cancer, could also cause bleeding in the lungs. A chronic lung disease, such as bronchiectasis, could also cause repeated hemoptysis. Pathological changes in the blood vessels of the lungs, such as lung embolisms, hemoptysis were important manifestations. Cardiogenic lung hemorrhage, such as left heart failure, would cause coughing of pink foam phlegm, which was a clinical manifestation of cardiogenic lung edema. Other reasons included secondary diseases such as coagulation disorder, and pneumorrhagemia-glomerulonephritic syndrome, which was caused by cross-staining between the basement membrane of the capillaries on the surface of the lungs and the basement membrane of the glomeruli. In short, blood in the lungs could be caused by a variety of reasons. The specific diagnosis and treatment needed to be based on the condition.
What are the symptoms of bad lungs?
The symptoms of poor lungs included hoarseness, chest tightness, difficulty breathing, cough, expectoration, chest pain, hemoptysis, fear of cold, fever, emaciation, fatigue, weight loss, etc. The symptoms of lung diseases varied from disease to disease, and they needed to be analyzed and diagnosed according to the specific situation.
What are the manifestations of weak lungs?
The symptoms of lung weakness included lung qi deficiency and lung yin deficiency. The symptoms of lung qi deficiency include short breath, fatigue, short breath after activity, worsening fatigue, cough, expectoration, weakness, clear and thin phlegm, low voice, laziness, mental fatigue, easy to catch a cold, fear of cold, excessive sweating, pale face, pale red tongue and thin white fur. The symptoms of lung yin deficiency include no phlegm or little phlegm when coughing, with a little blood in the phlegm, accompanied by five vexation fever, hot flashes and night sweats, redness of the two cheekbones, low fever in the afternoon, red tongue and little moss, etc. Weak lungs could be treated and adjusted through Chinese herbal medicine, diet therapy, and exercise.
The structure of the human lungs
We can get a map of the structure of the human lungs. The lungs were an important organ of the respiratory system. They were located in the chest cavity on both sides of the mediastinal cavity. The left lung and the right lung had upper, middle and lower lobes respectively. The upper part of the lungs was called the apex of the lungs, and the bottom was located on the diaphragm. The structure of the lungs was very complicated. There were costalic, mediastinal, and diaphragm surfaces. The hilum of the lung was the center of the inner side, where bronchi, blood vessels, capillaries, and nerves entered and exited. The lung was made up of the bronchi tree formed by the repeated branches of the bronchi. The lungs were a place for gas exchange. The air from the outside world exchanged gases with the lung capillaries through the lungs. The blood absorbed oxygen from the lungs and expelled carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells.
Self-healing of the lungs
Self-healing methods for patients with phthisis included commonly used prescriptions and Chinese patent medicines. Commonly used prescriptions included a soup made of ginseng, fritillary, black dates, and pig oil, and 10 black dates were taken every day; a capsule made of gecko was taken three times a day, four capsules each time, and three months in a row; a soup made of lily and white bletch was taken every day. In terms of Chinese patent medicine, if the lung and kidney yin deficiency could be treated with Lily Gujin Pill, if the lung and spleen deficiency could be treated with Renshen Feiwan or Ginseng Spleen Guipi Pill. In addition, quiet therapy was also a self-healing method for consumption. In general, the self-healing method for patients with phthisis needed to choose the appropriate prescription or Chinese patent medicine according to the individual's situation, and combine it with quiet therapy.
Insomniac may be a problem with the lungs.
Insomniac could be a problem with the lungs. Insomniac was an unhealthy condition that often appeared in patients with chronic obstruction of lung disease in the later stages. This type of insomnia was different from the insomnia of the general population. It was manifested by the reversal of day and night, sleepiness during the day, and poor sleep quality at night. Sleeplessness could be caused by lung problems, because reduced lung function would affect ventilation and ventilation, leading to insomnia symptoms. Lung problems could also cause abnormal symptoms such as waking up after 3 a.m., severe coughing, and chest pain. The lungs were the first protective umbrella of the body. Once there was a problem, there would be obvious abnormal signals when sleeping. It was necessary to seek medical treatment and take care of the body in time. Therefore, insomnia could be a sign of lung problems.
Can a clot in the lungs be cured?
The treatment outcome of a patient with a blood clot in the lung depended on the severity of the blood clot and the timely treatment. A mild lung clot could be cured, but a serious one might not be completely cured, but it could be relieved with medicine. Most patients with PE could be cured, but if they did not receive chemotherapy in time, they might develop into chronic hemocoagulated venous hemopathy, which would require further surgery. Therefore, once a diagnosis of PE was made, it was very important to carry out the therapy in time to avoid delaying the best treatment period. In general, there was hope for the treatment of patients with blood clot in the lungs, but the specific situation needed to be determined according to the patient's condition.
What is the effect on the lungs after the pneuma irrigation?
Alveoli irrigation might have some effect on the lungs. Lung washing could easily cause lung function disorder, lung failure, partial loss of lungs, lung edema, and other conditions. Lung-washing required an anesthetic injection, which had adverse effects on the human body. In addition, lung washing could lead to complications such as lung infection, spontaneous pneumothorax, and asthma. If the operation was not standardized, it might also cause hemorrhage of the trachea, edema of the throat, etc. However, the specific effects and side effects may vary depending on the individual. If there is no obvious chest tightness and short of breath, it is not recommended to perform lung cleansing. Generally speaking, lung washing was an invasive operation with certain risks and side effects.