Is there a recurrence of pneumothorax? How to prevent recurrence of pneumothorax

Hello brother, your situation is likely to be pneumothorax**... If you are not at ease, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a chest CT scan as soon as possible. Then you can know the result.

The disease is very easy. Have you done heavy work or are you tired from doing things all day? I strongly hope that you will not do heavy work, and you must recuperate within half a year after being discharged from the hospital.

Otherwise, if the bullae rupture again, it will be a big expense. Also take your own physical health. The gains outweigh the losses!

I am also a pneumothorax patient, and here are some of my suggestions, I hope it can help you.

The diet should be light, not sour and spicy and heavy things, if possible, it is best to drink some soup, chicken soup, bone broth or something, you can also eat some pig lung soup that nourishes the lungs, but to ensure that the pig lungs are good, that is, you can't die of pigs. Otherwise, not only will it be ineffective, but it will also hurt, so it is recommended not to smoke. It's very harmful to the lungs, don't drink cold drinks.

It is recommended that you do as much physical exercise as possible after recovery, which will help strengthen your physical fitness. The best way to prevent ** is to strengthen your physique! Don't feel sorry for yourself。。

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The rate of spontaneous pneumothorax is relatively high, and considering through your narrative**, it is very likely, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for a chest X-ray immediately.

If the alveoli do not break the chest, it may also hurt, and the lungs are just right, you take a deep breath, take it easy, you are really worried about going to the hospital to take a chest X-ray, and you have to consult a doctor for specific problems, professional.

Let's go take a film, more than 100 yuan is not much, rest assured.

I'm like that sometimes, but I'm experienced with pneumothorax and know what is and isn't.

Generally speaking, as long as you can walk and speak, it shouldn't be, but it's better to check it.

What was said on the first floor, I don't want to say more, it's not comprehensive, and it's not the actual situation. Since it is a pneumothorax, I have a comprehensive understanding of myself. Stronger than anything else.

For young people, spontaneous pneumothorax is more likely to occur in tall, lanky men and less likely in women. The vast majority of spontaneous pneumothorax are caused by the bullae, and a few are caused by pneumonia, tuberculosis, bronchitis, and similar diseases. The ** rate of pneumothorax is still very high, and if the radiograph detects obvious pulmonary bullae.

If you have a pneumothorax experience, you need surgery**. If the bullae are not found at the time of the first pneumothorax, it can be conservatively**, and if it is still reversed**, surgery is also required**, because some smaller bullae may not be detected by filming.

However, there are also obvious pulmonary bullae detected, but there has never been a pneumothorax, and there may be no pneumothorax for the rest of his life. If there are no obvious symptoms of this type of bullae, there is no need for **.

Therefore, for young people, it is not a pneumothorax, but a bullae. Pneumothorax is secondary to the alveoli.

Generally speaking, the more pneumothorax is, the easier it is, after the first attack of pneumothorax, the chance of recurrence is 25% 50%, after the second attack of pneumothorax, the chance of recurrence is more than 50%, and the rate of ** after three times is basically higher than 80%. Therefore, for the pneumothorax of reverse action, it is still necessary to surgically remove the bullae

In fact, there is also a preliminary way to determine whether there is a bullae, which is to see what you are doing when you have a pneumothorax. If you have a pneumothorax under normal living conditions, such as walking, sleeping, sitting still, etc., then there is a high chance of having pulmonary bullae.

Pure hand-played.

I also have a pneumothorax, 90%, which is worse than you, but fortunately I haven't ** yet. Pneumothorax ** is very common, like you, who have only been good for a few days, and there are a lot of people who will immediately **, because they just feel that there is nothing wrong and they don't pay much attention, but the places that have been broken in the past few days are particularly easy to break again. To prevent **, first of all, we should pay special attention to that period of time, for the sake of insurance, we should be careful to pass half a year, do not have strenuous activities during this period, the definition of "vigorous" varies from person to person, impact sports such as football and basketball should be avoided as much as possible, table tennis can be played, karaoke try not to roar, try not to sleep on the side when sleeping, you just don't sleep on the right side.

Special attention is not to sit for a long time, especially not to stay still for a long time and then suddenly exercise a lot, such as sitting for a long time and suddenly stretching suddenly, your lungs will almost burst at this time. Do more stable exercises, note that I use the word smooth, that is, the kind of movement that does not have a lot of ups and downs during the whole exercise, such as running. **It's very troublesome, and**it's very easy after many times**, at this time you have to have surgery, but it's basically not fatal, you can't die, and you can live normally after half a year.

I believe many people have heard of the term traumatic pneumothorax, but for traumatic pneumothorax, most of them are due to traumatic injuries to the chest or rupture. Traumatic pneumothorax itself is a violent blow to the chest, which forms a pleural pneumocratic cavity and a rupture of the chest cavity. However, there are many people who will choose to have surgery on this**, and as long as you pay attention to your habits in life after surgery**, you can reduce the number of times**.

**Most people have traumatic pneumothorax because of lung damage, and they need to be symptomatic**. Of course, some people will have pulmonary bullae in the body after traumatic pneumothorax, and at this time, they may form a possibility of pulmonary bullae rupture when they usually exercise vigorously or cough. If they have repeated alveolar rupture, they will have to undergo bullolar surgery**, and if there will be bullae after the follow-up**, the traumatic pneumothorax will be reversed**.

For traumatic pneumothorax, if they are healed in the later stage, they must pay attention to their living habits. Because the lungs are more important, because at this time they need to prevent colds and colds in their daily life, and also strengthen their lungs. In the first three months, they can't do too strenuous exercises, and they need to pay special attention to the stretching exercises of their upper limbs

At the same time, they can recover well after 6 months, if it is not for life problems, under normal circumstances, traumatic pneumothorax will not **.

Note that in addition to some problems that need to be paid attention to after surgery in life, in ordinary times, it is also necessary to develop a good living habits. First of all, they need to reduce the number of smoking and drinking in normal times, because these things are very harmful to their lives, and reducing these bad habits can prevent traumatic pneumothorax. At the same time, they should develop a good living habit, drink more hot water, and don't stay up late often.

Patients with traumatic pneumothorax do not do so often**. But in general, it takes three to six months after surgery to be fully **.

No, yes, yes, but the odds of ** are very small, not often**.

It must be frequent, this disease is generally difficult, but if we often stay in bed, and then follow the guidance of the doctor, the line will also be **.

Absolutely. If you don't cooperate with the doctor in time, you will often**.