If the pneumothorax recurs again, what should I do if it recurs after pneumothorax surgery?

In 2004, I had a pneumothorax, which was spontaneous due to excessive exercise. Hospital examination, conservative ** good. It didn't take long for me to be ** again, very annoyed, out of helplessness at the time, I had doubts about the technology of that hospital, and went to a tertiary hospital to do a second conservative**.

When I was about to be discharged from the hospital, it broke again. The doctor analyzed my two medical records and recommended surgery. Otherwise it's hard**.

After thinking about it again and again, I had surgery, and because I was young, I chose to have thoracic surgery. It cost more than forty thousand. Maybe it's a test of life.

I was discharged from the hospital in a week after the surgery** very quickly. It wasn't until 2006 that the unexpected happened. On the other side, there was another pneumothorax, and it hit me just too hard.

I'm sick, I can't help but continue. This time was different from last time, I had a little more experience than before, and I came directly to the 304 Hospital of the People's Liberation Army in Beijing and had surgery. I had surgery on both sides, and there are probably not many people like me in this case.

Actually, it's nothing, it's a very simple pathology. There is no effect on the future. If it has been **, it is better to have surgery.

Avoid suffering again and again. Well, like a normal person in the future, now more than a year has passed, and I have been working out in the fitness club. I'm a very strong person, and now I'm even stronger.

I hope that after reading my experience, you will not feel burdened, often, a relaxed state of mind is also very helpful for this disease. Soon**, friend.

Me too, but I've also had surgery, and this disease still doesn't give him the chance of another **, otherwise it's really troublesome.

It is recommended that you have surgery.

Try to gain weight in the future.

It depends on what the compression rate is now, if it is 15 percent, you don't need to basically lie down at home, take more oxygen, and you will be basically fine for a few days, and you don't need any medicine.

If the compression rate is too large, let's go to the hospital. After all, this disease is more dangerous.

Spontaneous pneumothorax is generally tall and thin, more common in young people, and more common in older people because of tracheitis, ruptured alveoli.

Thinking about your situation, there is no good medical prevention method now, if the attack is timely to the hospital. Avoid dangerous situations. If it can be prevented by drugs, it must be **, don't believe it.

You can strengthen your physical exercise appropriately!

Rest assured! If you have surgery, you won't be **.

If the pneumothorax surgery is **, if it is lighter, it will use an instrument**, and if it is very serious, you will need to do a second pneumothorax surgery.

This is a pneumothorax that needs to be treated immediately in the hospital, there will be symptoms of chest tightness and shortness of breath, and you should go to the hospital for further **, if you have a small amount of pneumothorax, you need to properly observe and carry out **, but if it is serious, you need to further determine the **plan.

Pneumothorax refers to the rupture of the pleural cavity, including the rupture of the visceral pleura or the rupture of the parietal pleura, which causes a large amount of gas accumulation in the pleural cavity, resulting in an increase in pressure in the pleural cavity, causing compression of the lungs on the affected side, causing sudden cough, chest pain, chest tightness, dyspnea and other symptoms of the patient, and severe patients will have respiratory failure, and even respiratory and heartbeat arrest.

Patients with pneumothorax are generally able to undergo surgery, but some patients have pneumothorax easily, such as patients with alveoli or pulmonary dysplasia, which are easy after surgery.

After this kind of patient's **, according to the amount of compression of the patient's pneumothorax and the patient's symptoms of dyspnea, the corresponding ** should be given, if the patient's compression exceeds 20%, thoracostomy should be performed in time**; Alternatively, if the patient's pneumothorax is less than 20% compressed, but the patient has significant or progressively worsening dyspnea, thoracostomy should also be performed**.