What are the symptoms of pneumothorax? How is it treated?

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.

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.

Pneumothorax is a lung disease in which naturally occurring air in the pleural cavity enters the pleural cavity, resulting in increased pressure in the pleural cavity and compression of the lungs. Pneumothorax can be divided into two types: spontaneous pneumothorax and traumatic pneumothorax. Spontaneous pneumothorax refers to a pneumothorax caused by increased pressure of air in the pleural space in the absence of external injury.

Traumatic pneumothorax is a pneumothorax caused by chest trauma or surgical procedures.

**Methods of pneumothorax usually include chest drainage, thoracostomy drainage, pneumothorax acupuncture, surgery, etc. Chest drainage is the placement of a catheter in the pleural cavity to drain gas or fluid that has accumulated in the pleural cavity. Thoracostomy drainage is based on chest drainage, through negative pressure suction, to accelerate the discharge of gas or liquid.

Pneumothorax acupuncture involves inserting a needle into the pleural cavity to expel the accumulated air from the pleural cavity. Surgery** is for severe pneumothorax conditions, such as pleurodesis, thoracoscopic surgery, etc.

The condition of spontaneous pneumothorax is not clear, but some people are more likely to develop spontaneous pneumothorax, such as men, tall and thin people, smokers, etc. Traumatic pneumothorax is caused by an external factor that causes the lungs to rupture and air enters the chest cavity.

Pneumothorax is a lung disease in which naturally occurring air in the pleural cavity enters the pleural cavity, resulting in increased pressure in the pleural cavity and compression of the lungs. Pneumothorax can be divided into two types: spontaneous pneumothorax and traumatic pneumothorax. Spontaneous pneumothorax refers to a pneumothorax caused by increased pressure of air in the pleural space in the absence of external injury.

Traumatic pneumothorax is a pneumothorax caused by chest trauma or surgical procedures.

Pneumothorax is a lung disease in which naturally occurring air in the pleural cavity enters the pleural cavity, resulting in increased pressure in the pleural cavity and compression of the lungs. Pneumothorax can be divided into two types: spontaneous pneumothorax and traumatic pneumothorax. Spontaneous pneumothorax refers to a pneumothorax caused by increased pressure of air in the pleural space in the absence of external injury.

Traumatic pneumothorax is a pneumothorax caused by chest trauma or surgical procedures.

Pneumothorax is a lung disease with two main types: spontaneous pneumothorax and traumatic pneumothorax. Not clear, but some people are more likely to develop spontaneous pneumothorax. Symptoms of pneumothorax include chest pain, difficulty breathing, palpitations, etc.

**Methods include thoracic drainage, thoracostomy, pneumothorax acupuncture, surgery, etc. If symptoms of pneumothorax develop, seek medical attention promptly**.