Why are there bubbles in the lungs and how to solve them?

The General Hospital of the Hewu Armed Police adopts internal burial and external sparseness, and there are bubbles in the lungs.

The severity of air bubbles on the lungs depends on the size and location of the alveoli and the degree of symptoms. Generally speaking, a single alveoli with a diameter of less than 1 cm have no effect on the human body and do not cause symptoms in people, so this condition is not serious.

Oxygen diffuses from the alveoli to the blood, passing through the fluid membrane on the inner surface of the alveoli, the alveolar epithelial cell membrane, the interstitium between the alveolar epithelium and the pulmonary capillary endothelium, and the capillary endothelial cell membrane. Together, these four membranes are called respiratory membranes. With an average thickness of less than 1 micron, the respiratory membrane is highly permeable, so the gas exchange is very rapid.

Analysis: Air bubbles on the lungs may be the cause of emphysema or pulmonary bullae, generally not cancerous, if the bubbles rupture may cause pneumothorax, it needs to be carried out by thoracostomy surgery**. Surgery** helps the gas to drain and restore the normal function of the lungs.

Hello, according to the situation you described, the presence of air bubbles on the lungs is the case of alveoli, which are due to the decrease in alveolar function, the increase in residual volume, the increase in the volume of alveoli to form emphysema, and the rupture of the alveoli to form a bullae, which have no gas exchange function. In the case of pulmonary bullae, they will not disappear on their own, but will only stabilize at this stage, and there are few symptoms when the bullae are small, and there will be chest tightness after they are large.

Is the landlord often in a bad mood, depressed, anxious and not good at sleep? The lungs are the place where gas exchange takes place, and the difficulty of exhaling the inhaled air leads to large pressure and vesicles on the lungs, which is called alveoli in medicine. This depends on whether the bubble is big or small, if the doctor has checked it, it should be just a small bubble and it will not have much effect; If it is a bullae, surgery may be necessary because the bullae in the lungs can rupture and affect life.

Be careful not to smoke or drink alcohol to keep your mood up.

That's the alveoli, and it's over without a bubble.

Pulmonary bubbles, also known as alveoli, are descriptive diagnoses on chest x-ray of the lungs and imaging on CT of the lungs. It is often indicated by a local increase in clarity and decreased density in the lungs. It is the fusion of emphysema to form the pulmonary bullae.

Most are seen in chronic bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Patients often present with recurrent cough, sputum production, and dyspnea. Pulmonary function tests can detect obstructive ventilatory dysfunction with diffusion hypofunction.

**Anti-infection, nebulized glucocorticoids, anti-inflammatory, asthma, improve airway patency, etc.**. **During this period, it is necessary to avoid the occurrence of pneumothorax, and if pneumothorax caused by lung cannon rupture is feasible, closed drainage to aspirate the air.

In your case, it is not ruled out that it is caused by pulmonary bullae, it is recommended to actively go to the hospital for an X-ray test, generally if it is not serious, you can use drugs**, but it is generally recommended that surgery ** is good, and the recovery is fast. Take a break.

Question 1: Symptoms and methods of pulmonary bubbles Pulmonary bullae are caused by inflammation of the small bronchial tubes in the lungs, resulting in mucosal edema causing partial blockage of the lumen, and the pressure in the alveoli is not easy to be discharged when air enters the alveoli and is not easy to be discharged, and at the same time, the inflammation of the lung tissue makes the lateral branches of the alveoli disappear, and the alveolar septum ruptures, forming a huge air-containing sac cavity, which is called the alveoli.

Asymptomatic bullae do not need to be **, and patients with chronic bronchitis or emphysema have the primary lesion. Antibiotics are given for secondary infections. Respiratory care is particularly important to prevent complications:

Postoperatively, low-flow continuous oxygen should be given, deep breathing should be encouraged, and the back should be turned over and patted once every 2 hours; Do a good job of psychological care to avoid refusing to cough and produce sputum due to pain or fear of tube falling off; Patients should learn the correct method of expectoration, such as: holding the bright wax and holding the breath after deep inhalation, coughing lightly several times, coughing the phlegm to the pharynx, pressing the chest at the same time, and finally coughing hard to cough out the phlegm; If the sputum is thick, drink plenty of water to dilute the sputum and facilitate the discharge of the sputum.

Question 2: Emphysema, how to treat lung bubbles Emphysema is that there is a lot of gas in the lungs, as if it is swollen, so it is called emphysema. Pulmonary bullae are too much gas in the alveoli and a large bullae are formed. It can be easily broken.

Being able to get the gas out of the lungs is the key to this disease.

To the simple clear lung instrument to discharge phlegm and gas.

Question 3: How to do the pulmonary bubbles, what should I pay attention to in life Hello, the pulmonary bullae are not a serious disease, but not active** and prevention will cause complications, generally if there are other complications, you need to actively anti-inflammatory**, and pay attention to avoid smoking and toxic gas, etc., do more breathing exercises such as deep breathing, etc., are helpful.