Emphysema is best treated there, can emphysema be cured???

Emphysema can be physically aspirated using a lung aspirator**.

The main indications of the lung clearing instrument: chronic obstructive pulmonary emphysema, chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis, pulmonary heart disease, asthma, emphysema, pulmonary fibrosis, rhinitis, sinusitis and other cough, wheezing, suffocation patients, can also be used for patients with pneumoconiosis and silicosis.

Features: easy to use, low cost, no added substances, can relieve cough, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness and other symptoms, physical, non-drug, non-invasive, safe, no physical energy consumption, no oxygen consumption, adhere to long-term use, can improve respiratory function, gradually reduce dependence on drugs and get rid of oxygen inhalation. Shorten the time and reduce the cost of medical expenses, which can be prevented.

Emphysema is not a disease, it is the result of a chronic disease of the lungs, and the result is the overexpansion of the lungs. Emphysema is currently not available** and is classified as a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease along with asthma.

Emphysema is characterized by shortness of breath and shortness of breath that occur when exerting force. This breathlessness is caused by the loss of elasticity of the lung tissues. It takes a lot of effort for the patient to exhale.

Patients have progressively worsening shortness of breath, which is more pronounced with activity and relieved by physical activity restriction and rest. Severe patients have blues on the lips and ends of the limbs, worsening cough, fatigue, loss of appetite, and weight loss with dyspnea, and with the cold climate and respiratory tract infections, the above symptoms worsen, which in turn aggravates the damage to the lungs, often forming a vicious circle.

Actively ** the primary disease, the complications can be controlled and not developed.

Patient: I am a patient with emphysema (23 years old, I have had tuberculosis and have been cured for a long time) I have been suffering from the disease for several years, and after many ways**, it is still not ideal, and my current condition is that I feel short of breath when I walk.

Chen Xiaowei, Department of Thoracic Surgery, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Emphysema is a chronic obstructive disease that seriously threatens human health. The clinical manifestations are progressive dyspnea, and the 5-year survival rate for patients with end-stage emphysema is only 25%, while about 30 to 50% of patients benefit from surgery**.

bullolar resection in the 50s; Lung transplantation in the 80s and lung volume reduction in the 90s have gradually become effective methods for emphysema surgery.

**Methods: Thoracostomy drainage + chemical pleural adhesion; thoracotomy-bullae resection + mechanical friction pleural adhesion; thoracoscopic bullolar resection + mechanical friction pleural adhesion; bullolar drainage surgery; unilateral or bilateral lung volume reduction surgery; lobectomy + diaphragm elevation reconstruction; Lung transplant surgery.

Among the indications for lung volume reduction surgery:

1) Age: < 70 years old;

2) CT scan: severe emphysema, heterogeneous lesions;

3) Lung ventilation and blood flow nuclide scanning, and the "target area" was clear;

4) Pulmonary function: MVV < 50%, FEV1 >15%, <35%;

5) Blood gas analysis: PACO2: <55 mmHg;

6) Mean pulmonary artery pressure: < 35mmHg;

7)**Training: 6-10 months;

8) Smoking cessation before surgery: at least 6 months;

9) Hormone dosage: less than 10mg per day. Contraindications to lung volume reduction surgery:

Have symptoms of bronchitis or asthma; severe cachexia or obesity; History of pleural adhesions or thoracotomy surgery; Severe left heart insufficiency or coronary heart disease; severe acquired thoracic deformity; hematologic diseases; residual lung ventilation and poor perfusion; Carbon monoxide yield: < 20% ventilator-dependent;

Analysis: Emphysema is indeed a serious (but treatable) lung condition. The small air sacs (alveoli) in the lungs are damaged, making it difficult to breathe.

In the past, emphysema was almost exclusively male between the ages of 50 and 70, but now one in four people who die from emphysema is a woman. Long-term smoking is the main cause of emphysema. Here I will tell you a little about how emphysema works.

During normal breathing, the alveoli expand and contract, allowing oxygen to enter the bloodstream and expelling carbon dioxide. With emphysema, the alveoli lose their elasticity and become over-dilated to the point of rupture in order to replace them, thus reducing oxygen uptake. As a result, the heart and muscles of the neck, chest, and abdomen that are involved in or control breathing must work harder to pump oxygen out of the respiratory system.

As a result, patients often have difficulty completing daily tasks and even find it difficult to walk. In addition, the patient's lungs are enlarged and appear to have a barrel chest from the side. The emphysema progresses to a severe stage, with a persistent lack of oxygen and excess carbon dioxide accumulating in the body.

Patients require medical measures to improve breathing, including the use of mechanical breathing and oxygen through a mask. Eventually, the patient's respiratory function may fail completely. Guidance:

Severe emphysema can lead to pulmonary hypertension and right-sided heart failure. Pulmonary hypertension, narrowing and scarring of the pulmonary blood vessels, often leads to heart failure. Chronic lung disease can also cause so-called secondary erythrocytosis, which is an excessive number of oxygen-carrying red blood cells.

Another danger faced by people with emphysema is that a mild infection of the bronchioles can quickly develop into severe inflammation, which is very difficult**. Too little oxygen in the blood and too much alkali dioxide can affect the nervous system, especially the brain, causing various reactions such as headaches, insomnia, mental retardation, etc. Emphysema is often accompanied by chronic bronchitis, which compounds the condition.

Emphysema is currently not possible, but there are many ways to alleviate the patient's suffering and slow down the rate of progression. There is always hope that one day a cure for this disease will be found. I don't know if you smoke or not, so I won't mention it here.

However, I still recommend that you go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to confirm the diagnosis**, for**. Although it can't**, it can also play a good role in relieving. Life Care:

Take good care of your body, don't take this disease lightly, but also have a positive attitude towards the disease.

This is very difficult**, this kind of patient because of lung failure, the residual carbon dioxide in the lungs can not be discharged, can be assisted by a bilevel ventilator**, the carbon dioxide in the lungs can be discharged, slow down the incidence rate, reduce the number of hospital visits, if you have any questions, you can contact me.

This disease is very difficult to cure if it is severe!