Does being overly angry really blow up your lungs and what are the causes?

Anger is actually inevitable, when angry, many people will behave differently, some people will have a fast heartbeat and a red face, and even some people will be angry when they are angry. As the saying goes, "anger hurts the body", and getting angry often is very bad for the body.

We often hear some people say: "My lungs are about to be blown up", in fact, "lung explosion" is not an exaggerated delay, from a medical point of view, there is still a certain medical basis.

Does being overly angry really blow up the lungs? Why?

Studies have found that people who are often angry, angry at every turn, and jealous have a higher risk of heart disease than others. Because these people will always hold some anger and resentment in their hearts, blood pressure will always rise repeatedly, so the cardiovascular system will be severely damaged.

When people are angry, the liver hurts the most, because when people are angry, the liver will be bigger than usual, which is also the so-called qi hurts the liver, people who are often angry are easy to lead to liver qi stagnation, liver and gallbladder disharmony, and there will be symptoms of rib pain and trunk pain after getting angry, therefore, excessive anger will indeed really "lung gas".

My lungs are going to explode" This is a sentence that many people often say when they are angry, in fact, when people are angry, the lungs will hurt the most when they are angry, and the most hurt emotional impulse is the lungs, and when they are angry, they will have a situation of difficulty breathing, and their breathing becomes particularly short, and they need to be constantly ventilated at this time, so the alveoli are also constantly spreading, and there is no time to contract, so there will be lung pain when they are angry.

In real life, there are indeed people who are overly angry, and there will really be a situation of "lung explosion", when someone is angry, he suddenly feels severe pain in his chest, his eyes are black, and he has difficulty breathing, which is mainly caused by shortness of breath and difficulty breathing when he is overly angry, and eventually leads to lung rupture. Therefore, we should not be angry often, deal with anything rationally, maintain a good attitude and a quiet attitude, and be sure to remember that "anger hurts the body".

In life, we often say that the lung is blown up, but it is actually a medical pneumothorax, which is commonly said that the lung is broken, and the gas inside runs into the chest cavity. The pleural cavity is composed of a parietal and visceral layer of the pleura, and is a closed potential space that does not contain air. Any reason that causes the pleura to break down and air enters the pleural space is called a pneumothorax.

At this time, the pressure in the pleural cavity increases, and even the negative pressure becomes positive pressure, which compresses the lungs, obstructs the venous blood flow back to the heart, and produces different degrees of lung and heart dysfunction.

It doesn't "blow up the lungs", because no matter how angry you are, it's just an emotion, and it can't damage our body organs. But it can cause harm to our bodies.

Being overly angry can really "blow up your lungs". Because people are in a state of extreme anger, shortness of breath will also produce hyperventilation, so the alveoli of the person will keep expanding, and there will be no time to contract, so the lungs will be painful.

We sometimes say, "My lungs are going to explode", which is a bit of an exaggeration, but many people feel pain when they are very angry, so being angry is very hurtful to the lungs. This is because when people are angry, their breathing will become short, the alveoli will keep expanding, there is no time to contract, and the lungs will feel pain, so the qi hurts the liver!

This is because the lungs are prone to nodules after getting angry, and if it is severe, it may lead to cancer, so it is best not to get angry.

Actually, no, if we want to believe in science, we need to understand it from the perspective of cells, not intuitively feel it.

When many people are angry, they put the phrase "their lungs are blown up" on their lips. In reality, this is a real possibility.

There was a news report that a 45-year-old lady in Hangzhou was so angry that she stomped her feet when educating her children, and kept muttering, "My lungs are about to be blown up by you!" Suddenly, she felt a sharp pain in her chest, her eyes were black, she couldn't breathe deeply, and when she was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment, she found that her right lung had burst.

We often say that the lungs are "blown up", but in fact, they are "pneumothorax" in medicine, which means that the lungs are broken, and the gas inside runs into the chest cavity. At this time, the pressure in the pleural cavity rises, and even changes from negative pressure to positive pressure, which compresses the lungs, obstructs the venous blood flow back to the heart, and produces different degrees of heart and lung dysfunction.

Spontaneous pneumothorax is the most common type of pneumothorax, which is usually triggered by strenuous exercise, emotional agitation (quarrels, loud noises), chest trauma, etc. Therefore, it is really possible for the lungs to "air fry".

Real anger will affect one's body, and sometimes it becomes a disease, which will make one's emotions, because some small things will explode, control one's emotions, and this phenomenon will not appear, and it will not excite oneself.

No, it's just an exaggeration.