Problems after pneumothorax surgery, can patients after pneumothorax surgery really recur?

It should not be serious, pay more attention to rest.

The situation is not serious.

Do not exercise for nearly a month, rest and recuperate, and wait for the pneumothorax that may have occurred to recover naturally. Moreover, pneumothorax is not necessarily there yet, now it is only a suspicion.

**Principle: According to the different types of pneumothorax, appropriate exhaust is carried out to relieve the obstruction of respiratory circulation caused by pleural pneumothorax, so that the lung can be re-recruited as soon as possible to restore function, and at the same time, it is also necessary to ** complications and primary diseases.

Exhaustion**: According to the symptoms and signs X-ray, the results of intrathoracic manometry are used to determine what type of pneumothorax is needed, and whether immediate evacuation is required**If there is a need for exhaust, what method is appropriate.

Other**: Appropriate oxygen administration according to the patient's condition and **prevention and treatment of thoracic infection (cefradine, cefaclol) and antitussive expectorant (ammonium chloride), analgesia (Fenpidex), rest support** should also be emphasized.

Symptomatic**: Bed rest should be given, oxygen and analgesic cough should be given, and antibiotics should be given if there is infection**.

Thoracic decompression: closed pneumothorax pulmonary compression % of patients can absorb lung compression by simply lying in bed and releasing pneumothorax % of patients with obvious symptoms should be thoracentesis pumping d ml each time () open pneumothorax should be used for thoracostomy drainage, and those who still cannot re-expand can be treated with negative pressure continuous suction () tension pneumothorax is in critical condition and must be decompressed as soon as possible, and at the same time prepare for immediate thoracostomy drainage or negative pressure continuous suction.

Surgery**: Active**Primary disease and complications.

If the pneumothorax is unsuccessful in one operation, a thoracotomy may be considered for a second operation. I had a pneumothorax on April 2nd, and I was intubated for 7 days. What type of body type are you taller and taller, with flat chests???

Generally this body type is easy to obtain. In your current situation, you should recuperate and have sex without it. Since I was discharged from the hospital on the 9th, I have been recuperating and occasionally feel a little pain.

Give the film you took now to the doctor who operated on you. Listen to the corresponding opinions, take care of your body, the body is the capital of the revolution, I wish you a speedy **!!

Thoracoscopic assisted small axillary incision, this postoperative surgery was performed in our hospital a few years ago, and it is currently done with single or double incision.

Incisional pain is thought to be due to intercostal nerve injury. Generally, it can be healed in half a year to 2 years. The sensation of pulling is due to thoracic adhesions.

This varies from person to person, if you are in good health, a few weeks is fine, but it generally takes about 3 months, but there are also those that take a long time to recover, such as myself, it took me 6 months to feel that my left lung exhale and inhale more smoothly.

Go for a **, if it is**, it is best to do thoracoscopy, and it is best to do thoracoscopic surgery for pneumothorax. If not, be careful not to exercise vigorously, I just didn't pay attention to the **.

Yes. The probability of this disease** is still relatively high, and it is necessary to better protect your body after surgery.

Yes, you should ask the doctor some contraindications after the surgery, and then maintain good habits and do not touch these taboos.

If you take good care of it, you will generally not be **, eat more light things in your diet, and have a good body, don't be in a hurry, don't be nervous, and generally won't**.

It is also possible for patients after pneumothorax surgery, if the recovery is not proper or if they are emotional.

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**.

Some people need pneumothorax surgery because of certain diseases, so is pneumothorax surgery risky?

The risks of pneumothorax surgery depend on the patient's physical condition, including age, spirometry, lung function, smoking or not, and whether the bullae are significant and multiple. For pneumothorax in young people, the risk is actually not high, because the bullae are basically concentrated in the apex of the lung. The surgery can be completed in as little as 30 minutes, with very little risk and is very safe.

However, for the elderly with multiple bullae, especially poor lung function, the risk of surgery is relatively high, and the doctor will conduct a preoperative assessment: whether the patient's lung function can bear the operation and anesthesia, and the impact on the patient; Assess whether there will be significant improvement in the patient after bullaectomy, and whether there will be a recurrence**. In some patients, the bullae are diffuse in both lungs, and surgery is not recommended because it is impossible to cut off all the blisters, and only a part of the bullae is limited to the patient.