What are the symptoms of pneumothorax, please tell me

Pneumothorax patients often have predisposing factors such as heavy weighting, breath-holding, and strenuous exercise, and there are also patients who have pneumothorax during sleep, and suddenly feel chest pain, shortness of breath, breath-holding, coughing, less phlegm, and a small amount of closed pneumothorax is followed by shortness of breath, which gradually stabilizes for several hours. Chest pain and shortness of breath can also be evident in a small amount of localized pneumothorax when pulmonary function is impaired in pleural adhesions. ]

Sudden-onset chest pain, which is sharp, persistent, stabbing or cutting pain. Aggravation of inhalation, mostly in the anterior chest and lower armpits, can radiate to the shoulders, back, and upper abdomen, followed by dyspnea, and the severity is closely related to the speed and type of pneumothorax, the degree of lung atrophy and the basic lung function. ]

It is a condition in which some gas enters the chest cavity and then appears, and the symptoms are some pain, and it will be very difficult to breathe, and the spirit will become very nervous.

This should be chest pain, and there will also be difficulty breathing, and in daily life, you will also feel chest tightness and breathlessness, which is particularly uncomfortable, and if it is more serious, it should also be shock. Pneumothorax is a common lung disease and a chronic disease

Difficulty breathing, symptoms of chest tightness, coughing, chest pain, and wheezing are all symptoms of pneumothorax. A pneumothorax is a lung disease in which air enters the lungs and then undergoes some fermentation.

Question 1: What are the early symptoms of pneumothorax? In the early stage of pneumothorax, there may be sudden chest pain, shortness of breath, breathlessness, cough, but little phlegm, irritability, cyanosis, cold sweat, and even respiratory failure and unconsciousness.

Question 2: What are the common symptoms of pneumothorax? The severity of pneumothorax is related to the severity of pneumothorax, the degree of pulmonary atrophy, the underlying lung lesions, and the presence or absence of complications.

So, what are the common symptoms of pneumothorax? 1 Chest pain Pneumothorax patients often have heavy weights, breath-holding, strenuous exercise and other triggers, often sudden, sharp, persistent stabbing pain or knife-like pain, which is aggravated during inhalation, mostly occurring in the chest, armpit and other parts. 2 Dyspnea is a typical symptom of pneumothorax The degree of dyspnea is closely related to the type of pneumothorax, the degree of lung collapse, and the basic lung function before the occurrence of pneumothorax.

If the basic lung function is good and the lung collapses and depressions, the patient may have no obvious symptoms; Older people with tension pneumothorax or pre-existing obstructive emphysema have significant dyspnea even if the lungs have collapsed for only 10 years. Patients with tension pneumothorax show irritability, forced to sit up due to difficulty breathing, hairpins, cold limbs, sweating, rapid pulse, irregular heartbeat, unconsciousness and other manifestations of respiratory and circulatory disorders. Patients with hemopneumothorax plus excessive blood loss can cause a drop in blood pressure and even shock.

Hemorrhage is associated with a tear in the blood vessels in the visceral pleura or pleural adhesions when a pneumothorax occurs. 3 * Dry cough is produced by the gas ** pleura and is mostly not severe.

Patients may experience breathlessness, difficulty breathing, palpitations, low blood pressure, dizziness, and chills in the limbs. It can be conservative in internal medicine**, thoracostomy ** and so on.

First of all, there will be poor breathing, often feel that your chest is tight and short of breath, and then there will be a situation of breathlessness, and the sound is relatively loud when panting.

Typical symptoms of pneumothorax. Generally, pneumothorax on one side is the most common, and most of them develop very quickly, and the side of the chest pain is affected suddenly, which is a pinprick pain. It may also present with the same pain as a knife cut, with a relatively short duration of pain.

Secondly, there are symptoms of dyspnea and chest tightness. Lateral positioning is required to help with relief during this time, and it is not possible to lie flat. 1. Conservative**.

If the amount of pneumothorax is small, a conservative** approach can be taken, and the patient can be given sedative analgesia and antibiotic medications** while maintaining strict bed rest. 2. Exhaust**. Common exhausts** include thoracentesis aspiration and thoracostomy drainage.

Among them, thoracentesis aspiration is suitable for patients with pneumothorax less than 20%, and thoracostomy drainage is suitable for patients with severe symptoms who fail to suction alone.

1.Traumatic pneumothorax: common various chest trauma, including sharp object stab wounds and gunshot penetrating wounds, rib fracture end dislocation puncture to the lungs, as well as lung injuries during diagnostic medical procedures, such as acupuncture lung biopsy, artificial pneumothorax, etc.

2.Secondary pneumothorax: pneumothorax is formed by bronchoppulmonary disease that breaks into the chest cavity.

Such as chronic bronchitis, pneumoconiosis bronchial asthma, obstructive pulmonary diseases caused by bronchial asthma, pulmonary interstitial fibrosis, vesicular emphysema and pulmonary bullae caused by partial occlusion of the airway by honeycomb lung and bronchial lung cancer, as well as purulent pneumonia near the pleura, lung abscess, tuberculous cavitation, pulmonary mycosis, congenital lung cyst, etc.

3.Idiopathic pneumothorax: refers to the usual history of respiratory tract disease, but there may be a large alveoli under the pleura, once the rupture to form a pneumothorax is called idiopathic pneumothorax, which is more common in young men with a slender body shape.

4.Chronic pneumothorax: refers to the pneumothorax that has not fully reopened after 2 months.

The causes are: pneumothorax with inadequate absorption, non-healing bronchial negotiation pleural fistula, alveoli or congenital bronchial cysts, and airway obstruction or atrophy of the pneumothorax that communicates with the pneumothorax, and a thick mechanized capsule that impedes lung recruitment.

5.Traumatic pneumothorax Accumulation of pneumothorax in the pleural space is called pneumothorax. Traumatic pneumothorax occurs in about 15% of cases of blunt trauma and about 50% of cases of traumatic pneumothorax and about 30% of cases of penetrating injuries.

In the vast majority of cases, the air in the pneumothorax is punctured by a rib fracture (called lung rupture in superficial cases and pulmonary laceration in deep bronchioles), bronchial or pulmonary tissue contusion due to violent action, or bronchial or pulmonary rupture due to a sharp increase in pressure in the airways. Sharp or firearm wounds penetrate the chest wall, injure the lungs, bronchi, trachea or esophagus, and can also cause pneumothorax, usually hemopneumothorax or pneumothorax. Occasionally, pneumothorax occurs with gastric rupture in the presence of closed or penetrating diaphragm rupture.

Probably, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up. I had a pneumothorax and was fine after a period of recuperation and some anti-inflammatory injections**.

I am also a pneumothorax When I came out of the hospital, the doctor told me that I can't exercise vigorously and I can't stool too hard Grass Doesn't this make me die I went to study in other provinces By chance, I went to the gym and insisted on exercising This is also breath-holding I used to be 30% pneumothorax Now my chest is muscular and covers the ribcage So the pneumothorax has left me Now I won't catch a cold in winter I want to say that life lies in movement and you can't give in and go with the flow. Experience it yourself.

You should go to the hospital to have a chest x-ray to see if you have a pneumothorax. It's best to do a CT scan to see if there are any bullae. If so, it's time to be hospitalized**.

Pneumothorax is when there is stasis in the chest