What should I do if I have pulmonary fibrosis?

Carrots not only contain more vitamin B and vitamin C, but also contain carotene, carotene in the human body through the action of the small intestinal mucosa can be converted into vitamin A, improve the nutritional value of carrots, vitamin A is mainly found in the liver of animals, people in the supplement of vitamin A, because of the taboo cholesterol intake excessive, eating the liver is more cautious, therefore, eating plant foods such as carrots to supplement vitamin A, is a good choice. Moreover, carotene also avoids the potential danger of toxicity caused by excessive intake of vitamin A.

I was found out at the end of last year, hospitalized for more than a month, and now I am eating interstitial, quality, health, recovery, soup, and the re-examination is very good after a month, and now I am at work, but the Chinese medicine is bitter.

But in order to get good absorption of carotene, it must be combined with oil, because vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin, and it can be enzymatically hydrolyzed when combined with lipids. Someone once experimented: three parts of the same amount of carrots.

Group A raw food; Group B cooked food after cooking with a trace amount of fat; Group C is allocated with a sufficient amount of oil, cooked food, and the digestion and absorption rate of carotene in groups A, B, and C is divided into %. It can be seen that the digestion and absorption rate of carotene in the body is directly proportional to the amount of oil, and carrots cooked with cooking oil have higher nutritional value than raw food.

Therefore, the scientific way to eat carrots should be: cut carrots into pieces with condiments and cooking oil, or stew them with meat (pork, beef, lamb), and try not to eat carrots raw. So, when you chew carrots and crunch raw in your mouth, don't think it's so good.

I think everyone knows that pneumonia is inflammation of the lungs due to infection, but they don't know what interstitial pneumonia is, but in fact, interstitial pneumonia is an inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the lungs. Inflammation mainly invades our bronchial and alveolar walls. It is also a very common and serious disease, caused by a viral infection.

Interstitial pneumonia can cause death due to warm parenchymal lesions, alveolar lesions, etc., and acute interstitial pneumonia can lead to death, while chronic patients can develop for more than 20 years.

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Step Method:

1 After interstitial pneumonia, we will experience shortness of breath, rales in both lungs, and cyanosis. Interstitial pneumonia is generally not malignant and is caused by infection with the causative agent. Alveolitis can be triggered, and inflammation can also spread to adjacent blood vessels and interstitial parts, producing interstitial fibrosis.

2 Laboratory tests, X-rays, CT examinations, etc. are generally used to diagnose interstitial pneumonia. Laboratory tests are performed on the blood, and in some patients there is an increase in erythrocyte sedimentation rate, an increase in blood immunoglobulins, and in some patients in the serum, immune complexes can be detected.

3 CT of the lungs or high-resolution CT, after the occurrence of interstitial pneumonia, CT images will show nodular shadows, lung field concentration and linear shadows, and bronchial vascular walls with irregular shadows. The walls of the bronchial vessels are irregular, and this irregularity appears in the center of the lobules, around the arterial and venous vessels of the bronchi.

Disease analysis: If the patient's lungs have fibrotic changes, the first thing to do is to quit bad habits, carry out reasonable and effective physical exercise every day, and eat more nutritious food. For patients with severe pulmonary fibrosis, lung transplantation may be necessary and family members are advised to be psychologically prepared.

Causes of pulmonary fibrosis.

1.Environmental factors: inhalation of inorganic dust such as asbestos and coal; organic dust such as mold dust, cotton dust; There is also the inhalation of toxic gases such as soot and sulfur dioxide.

2.Recurrent infections caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, etc., are often the cause of acute attacks of the disease, and are also the conditions for the aggravation of the disease.

3.Drug effects and radiation injury.

4.Secondary to autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus.

Guiding opinions: Autologous cellular immunity**, which separates, incubates, proliferates, and activates the patient's own blood in vitro, and then infuses the activated immune cells back into the patient's body, repairs the damaged lung tissue cells, kills the lung virus, restores normal ventilation function, repairs the mucosa of the lungs and airways, solves the problem of oxygen supply, and enables the patient to get out of the vicious circle of pulmonary fibrosis.

Keep away from dust pollution sources, and hospitalization** is recommended.