Why people with asthma can t sleep flat

These patients have mild to moderate hypoxia, and the semi-sitting or semi-recumbent position can lower the diaphragm, reduce the amount of blood returning to the heart, and reduce dyspnea. Lying down, especially at night, will aggravate pulmonary congestion, so that even if you start to fall asleep, you will wake up during sleep.

So sleeping like your grandma should be in a semi-recumbent position. Heart failure like your grandmother should be left heart failure or total heart failure, if you want to know what aspects of the problem to pay attention to, you can leave me a message, I see you did not mention this aspect of the problem.

After lying flat, breathing is affected, and those who can't lie flat are breathing smoothly. Asthma patients can use preventive drugs, although preventive drugs themselves can't**, but after a period of time, they can reduce the number of attacks.

This may be related to paroxysmal dyspnea at night in patients with heart failure.

Heart failure patients will have paroxysmal dyspnea at night, which refers to the sudden feeling of breathlessness when sleeping at night, to wheezing for half a day, and there may be a few coughs, no phlegm, just white phlegm, but it takes a few minutes to sit comfortably, which is generally a symptom of the patient after sleeping for three or four hours. During the day, the patient feels okay and there is nothing wrong with it, which is a typical symptom.

As for why you don't need to understand that this is one of the symptoms of heart failure , in that is, cardiogenic asthma and heart failure is a meaning.

Your grandmother's prognosis is not good, usually it is cediland, diuretics or something**, but at the same time, you should pay attention to heart failure**, which is very critical You have to go to a hospital above level 2 for formal diagnosis and treatment, and the following hospitals are not necessarily improving your prognosis.

Remember, big filial son! ~~

The blood of the right atrium enters the right ventricle, and then enters the pulmonary artery, and the venous blood is sent to the lungs through the exchange of gas in the lungs, and then it is transported from the pulmonary vein to the left atrium, and then the blood is transported from the left atrium to the left ventricle, and then the blood enters the aorta and is transported to the whole body. As soon as the amount of blood returning to the heart increases, more blood enters the lungs, and the capillaries in the lungs dilate and congestion, so the symptoms of tracheitis, emphysema, and asthma will be aggravated.

Usually people sit up and breathe on their own to relieve the pain, but this is only possible when asthma is very severe. This is called "orthopnea" and is more common in patients with cardiac insufficiency.

As for the solution or alleviation, it can only be fundamentally solved by curing the disease. Like taking some anti-asthma medicine (for details, see the anti-inflammatory medicine here, emphysema is best to seek medical attention in time, figure it out**, and then in time**. In fact, when the condition is too bad to lie flat, you should have gone to the hospital a long time ago.

If it is really uncomfortable to lie down now, you can put a few more cushions behind you to put the patient in a semi-recumbent state, which will be better.