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Come to your question, if you have a slow branch and a history of more than 20 years plus three years, palpitations and shortness of breath are gradually getting worse, go to the hospital as soon as possible, so that you can slowly adjust after the lung disease is cured first.

The man is 70 years old, and he has been chronically bronchitis for 20 years, and his palpitations and shortness of breath have gradually worsened in the past three years, indicating that your tracheitis is severe and serious. When you are older, your resistance is weak, and you don't pay attention to protecting your body, so that your body's immunity is damaged, which is the reason for the aggravation of your tracheitis. We must take the disease seriously, and we can't let him do it again and get worse.

Men with chronic bronchitis at the age of 70 to 20 years, adolescent palpitations and shortness of breath gradually worsened, this may be caused by bronchopneumonia, aggravated pneumonia and pulmonary heart disease, this must be seen in the hospital.

The man is 70 years old, chronic bronchitis is 20 years, palpitations and shortness of breath in the past three years, if it is aggravated, it means that he is already old, and his resistance is not good.

Ding boy did say that the chronic trachea is also 20 years, palpitations and shortness of breath have been indirectly aggravated in the past three years, so he called the doctor to give infusion injections, slowly return to take it and don't get angry, and slowly return to old age, which is like this in this era.

After the patient is diagnosed with chronic bronchitis, we need to undergo active **, both stable and acute**. In the stable period, we need to quit smoking, avoid infection, moderate exercise, to maintain lung function, if the patient usually has phlegm and cough up, we need to use expectorant drugs, commonly used expectorant drugs, including ambroxol, eucalyptus, acetylcysteine and so on.

If the lung function is significantly declining and the asthma symptoms are severe, we need to inhale bronchodilators to relieve the clinical symptoms, commonly used drugs include ipratropium, albuterol, tiotropium, budesonide, formoterol, etc. If the patient has aggravated cough, sputum production, and wheezing, accompanied by symptoms such as yellow sputum and fever, it is considered that there is an acute infection, and it is necessary to improve the relevant examinations and evaluate the pathogen, and different pathogens should take different anti-infection measures.

Actually, the straw was 20 years old at this time, right? Shortness of breath gradually worsens, in this case, we know that the person is aging, so at this time we must go to the hospital to adjust our body and mind to the best state.

Chronic bronchitis, up to 20 years, such a chronic disease is really difficult.

At the age of 70, all aspects of the body have begun to degenerate, so it is already very good to keep it for 20 years, and the disease must be pregnant, which is more and more important, because people's immunity is slowly decreasing.

Chronic bronchitis is a chronic disease, and in case of exacerbation, go to the hospital as soon as possible** in order to control the progression of the disease.

It is still necessary to see a doctor as soon as possible, because there are many respiratory infectious diseases nowadays, and this is very dangerous.

If you are not in good health, you have to go to the hospital quickly, don't ask anything here? Do you think that those really experienced doctors will be bored here and give people problems? That's right, I asked a question here, and I delayed my condition.

Then such a situation is likely to be related to the weather, so in this case, you still have to pay attention, and the four-fingered hospital ** is the best way.

Male 70 years old, chronic bronchitis 20 years for nearly three years. Shortness of breath gradually worsens. True and false with the years. Tracheitis gradually worsens, and the weather is cold, pay attention to keeping warm.

A man who is 70 years old, if he has chronic tracheitis, and has had heart disease for nearly three years in 20 years, this disease is more serious, and he must be supervised and cared for at any time.

It should be said that his tracheitis and heart disease caused by lung disease also have disease, so some heart signs and shortness of breath should be called lung and heart disease together.

I think your condition is okay a little bit, but the most ruthless thing is to go to the hospital for an examination and see the doctor's diagnosis to be the best and accurate.

If you're 70 years old and your trachea is approaching 12 years, I think it's best to go to the hospital for a proper check-up.

If you are not feeling well, it is best to seek medical attention, so that you can be more responsible for your body.

Internal medicine includes respiratory medicine, gastroenterology, cardiovascular medicine, neurology, oncology, endocrinology, hematology, infectious diseases, pediatrics, etc.

Internal medicine includes subspecialties classified according to different organ systems: cardiology, respiratory, hepatobiliary gastroenterology, nephrology (urology, gastroenterology), hematology, oncology, endocrinology, infectious diseases, immunology, rheumatology, neurology, pediatrics, neurology, geriatrics, etc., and the classification of subspecialties may vary from place to place or even from hospital to hospital.

This depends on how your hospital is divided, and the small hospital is a department of internal medicine and a department of internal medicine, but it includes cardiology, gastroenterology, respiratory medicine, neurology, etc

Cardiovascular Medicine, Respiratory Medicine, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology and Immunology, Hematology.

Some hospitals classify neurology as a major internal medicine department, but from a professional point of view, neurology is not a department of the internal medicine system.

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