What does the seemingly casual action have to do with the pneumothorax?

Because we all know that our alveoli are very fragile, and moving bricks and kicking a ball are a relatively large amount of exercise, so when you are too much exercise, you should pay attention to your pneumothorax, because your alveoli are very fragile, so when he is playing football or moving bricks, he will definitely bring great damage to his pneumothorax if he uses too much force.

Pushing too hard.

Because when you are playing football and moving bricks, you will always show special force for some actions, because we all know that when you are exerting force, you will always take a deep breath, at this time you take a deep breath, it is easy to hurt your pneumothorax, because your pneumothorax is particularly large because of inhalation, at this time it is easy to bring damage to your alveoli, so when we do some intense exercise, try not to do too hard, it will bring a great burden to your body.

2.Intense exercise causes your own alveoli to burst.

Because we all know that after doing some intense exercise, he will always be out of breath, moving bricks and kicking a ball is originally a kind of strenuous exercise, and it is not a short-term exercise, it is a long-term exercise, and in this long-term exercise, long-term breathing will cause the air pressure in his alveoli to change, and in serious cases, his alveoli will burst.

Therefore, when you are doing some intense exercise, you must learn to take proper rest, because long-term labor will increase the pressure on your body, which will often lead to some pathologies in your body, so when you move bricks and move out of the pneumothorax, kick the ball and kick out the pneumothorax, it is because of your own physical labor and the alveolar burst.

This is a reaction of a large number of exercises, so it is necessary to pay more attention to reducing the amount of exercise.

Usually when exercising, you must be careful not to exert too much force, otherwise it will cause some damage to the body.

The main thing is excessive exercise, which will lead to such a phenomenon, and you should pay attention to learning to adjust your body during exercise.

It may be because you have exercised too much and have exceeded the load of your body.

The alveoli of this kind of person are more fragile, and if they exert too much force, they will rupture, so be careful.

Exercise in moderation, once the body load is exceeded, it will seriously damage the body's health.

When a pneumothorax occurs, the patient must be on absolute bed rest. If the patient has cough symptoms, he or she can be given a cough suppressant as recommended by his doctor**. If the pain is severe, it can also be done with painkillers according to the doctor's instructions**.

If the pneumothorax is relatively large and the lung compression is more than 20 degrees, pneumothorax aspiration** or thoracostomy must be performed and changes in the patient's pulse, breathing, and temperature must be observed.

It is advisable not to get angry! Especially sulking! Very harmful.

Have a large lung (born), or caused by trauma. These two are the most common, and I don't think it has anything to do with smoking. I'm a pneumothorax, I'm going to have surgery tomorrow morning, and I'm ...... tonightI am also **, thoracoscopic surgery is the best way, to be able to **pneumothorax, is a good minor surgery!

Pneumothorax is divided into spontaneous and pathologic pneumothorax. Pathologic pneumothorax is caused by lung diseases such as emphysema, tuberculosis, bronchiectasis. Spontaneous pneumothorax is common in tall and thin people and is associated with breath-holding and maneuvers to increase chest pressure.

In daily life, you should avoid lifting heavy objects, keep your stool smooth, and use less force.

Frequent anger is likely to lead to pneumothorax, anger is not smooth breathing, or it may run around, accidentally running into the pleural septum, resulting in strong pain when speaking. I have experience in this. Trying to get as little anger as possible and resolve it in time is the true way to maintain your health.

Traumatic pneumothorax Gaining weight will reduce the chances of ** If there are lung bullae, it will also ** possibly.

Pneumothorax is possible. But this weight doesn't seem to have much to do with it.

I think it's put, I've always believed that it will be okay anyway!

It is said that when you gain weight, the increase in fat on your chest will reduce the friction between the lungs and the chest cavity, which can reduce the chance of ** to some extent.

Because 90% of people with this disease are thin, this can also confirm that it should be better if you are fat.

I really envy you, I'm also a pneumothorax patient, **3 times, during which I can't get fat if I want to, hehe.

The occurrence of pneumothorax can be considered from three directions: first, there is a wound on the chest wall, and air enters the pleural space from the chest wall; Rather, there is a breach in the lungs, and the air enters the lungs during respiration and expands into the pleural space; The third is that there are gas-producing bacteria in the pleural cavity, which makes gas appear in the pleural cavity.

<> symptoms of pneumothorax are also easy to speculate, and there is an accumulation of air in the pleural cavity on both sides, which will inevitably squeeze the mediastinum between the lungs and the pleural cavity on both sides, as well as the chest wall, resulting in related symptoms of the respiratory, circulatory and intercostal nerves. Specifically, chest pain, knife-like or pinprick like, dyspnea, chest tightness is also common; Cold sweats, a rapid and weak pulse, confusion, and purple distremities (i.e., cyanosis) due to circulatory disorders.

<> imaging examination is also very simple, and it can be determined by X-ray, and a large white shadow can be seen on the X-ray.

The diagnosis of pneumothorax is determined by the symptoms described above and X-rays or CT images.

**Pneumothorax should be selected according to the situation: the amount of gas is small and stable, and it can be conservative**, and strict bed rest is enough; In addition, you can also use exhaust**, one is thoracentesis pumping, that is, the syringe is pierced into the pleural cavity to directly extract the gas, and the other is thoracostomy, which is to use a tube to guide the gas into the water, because the tube is longer, the atmospheric pressure and the action of water can make the gas not flow back; For patients with severe pneumothorax who are not suitable for surgery or the patient refuses to undergo surgery, chemical pleurodesis can be selected, which can be explained by the injection of sclerosing agent into the chest cavity, causing a sterile inflammation that causes the inner and outer membranes of the pleural cavity to adhere together to eliminate the gap; Patients who do not respond to internal medicine** can only choose surgery**, and can choose thoracoscopic or thoracotomy.

Problem Analysis: Hello: According to the situation you described. Your condition may not be a symptom of a pneumothorax. The symptoms of pneumothorax are severe. But you can't say absolutely no. It's just that from the symptomatic analysis, it may not be.

Suggestions: In response to your question. Your condition may be caused by excessive movement of the respiratory muscles due to strenuous activity (glycolysis of the muscles for energy, lactic acid is produced because of anaerobic breakdown).

Lactic acid buildup can cause muscle soreness. It can also occur when there is more calf movement. Respiratory muscles are also present).

However, in this case, you can go for a chest x-ray. This makes it clear that the mess is broken.