What are the symptoms of tracheitis and cor pulmonale?

Tracheitis symptoms: Systemic symptoms are generally mild, fever may be present, 38 or so, more than 3 to 5 days to normal. Cough, sputum production, first dry cough or a small amount of mucinous sputum, then can turn to mucopurulent or purulent, the amount of sputum increases, the cough is worsened, and occasionally blood is in the sputum.

Cough, sputum production can last for 2-3 weeks and disappear, delay and do not heal, can evolve into chronic bronchitis. If the bronchial cramps occur, shortness of breath of varying severity may occur with a feeling of tightness behind the sternum.

Signs: few signs, normal breath sounds, scattered wet rales (with a stethoscope) can be heard in both lungs, the location is not fixed, and it may decrease or disappear after coughing.

Cor pulmonale is a chronic bronchia, emphysema, pulmonary heart disease is a gradually aggravating disease, which is related to smoking, asthma, chronic bronchitis, in winter can appear cough, sputum, wheezing, can not lie flat, if the food is not good, there will be pleural effusion, generally bilateral, more on the right side, if the lung infection is serious, anti-inflammatory**, pleural effusion needs to be drawn when there is a lot of pleural effusion, you can check the electrocardiogram, heart color ultrasound, chest X-ray, you can judge whether there is cor pulmonale.

In short, there is still a big difference between bronchitis and bronchial pneumonia, people should not easily confuse the two, use their so-called cognition to delay their condition, once the body has uncomfortable symptoms, or go to the hospital to seek medical treatment in time, follow the doctor's professional advice**.

It's different, it may be that the latter is more serious, so it will be different and it will be harder.

These two diseases are not the same disease; The similarity lies in the fact that the bronchial tubes are infected by a virus, the clinical manifestations are cough, some fever, the difference is in the location of the infection, the difference is that the infection is in bronchitis, and the other is the condition that the bronchitis infection extends to the lungs.

This is not a disease, usually the symptoms of the former are mild, usually just poor breathing, but the latter will cough and even cough up blood. But both are caused by inflammation of the bronchial tubes.

Generally caused by 3 pathogens: bacteria, viruses, and mycoplasma.

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Each period has a different situation.

First, it is manifested as symptoms of hypoxia such as cough, phlegm, and dyspnea.

Second, it is a symptom of right heart insufficiency, such as edema of the lower limbs, ascites or pleural effusion.

The main reason for the first cause of cor pulmonale is to actively choose sensitive intravenous antibiotics to control infection, that is, to use cardiotonic, diuretic, and vasodilator drugs to improve the function of the heart. Eating a low-salt diet, preventing colds, and avoiding strenuous exercise can improve heart function and reduce the onset of heart failure.

Bronchopneumonia. It is often secondary to superior sensation and bronchitis. The onset can be acute or slow, generally with high fever, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal distention, cough, wheezing, phlegm, dyspnea, shallow and rapid breathing, nasal flaring, and blue all around.

Neurological symptoms such as drowsiness, lethargy, and seizures may also occur. In severe cases, there may also be a rapid heart rate. Mortality is higher in patients with heart failure.

This is a disease that must be rescued in time.

Bronchopneumonia can be caused by pneumococcus, Staphylococcus aureus, or after diseases such as measles. These different causes of pneumonia, although the severity of the disease varies, but they must be taken seriously, according to the doctor's instructions for care and **. Hospitalization should be made if necessary**.

Pneumonia care is very important, and it is necessary to keep the air in the ward fresh and humid. Children should be fed, rested, and quiet, especially non-smoking.

Emphysema is a pathological condition in which the airway elasticity of the distal terminal bronchioles (respiratory bronchiolar tubes, alveolar sacs, and alveoli) is reduced, over-inflated, and the lung volume is increased, or accompanied by destruction of the airway wall.

Cor pulmonale is the abbreviation of chronic cor pulmonale, which refers to the primary lesion of lung tissue or pulmonary artery system, which increases the pressure of the pulmonary artery, increases the right heart load and causes right ventricular hypertrophy, and finally occurs a secondary heart disease with cardiac insufficiency.

Emphysema refers to the intermediate stage of chronic bronchitis to cor pulmonale, which leads to decreased elasticity of lung tissue and expansion of lung volume due to enlargement of alveolar cavity and increased inflation in alveoli. Due to the long-term reversal of bronchial asthma, emphysema has become one of the most common complications of bronchial asthma. What is commonly referred to as emphysema generally refers to obstructive emphysema, as it accounts for 80% of emphysema.

Due to the recurrence of bronchial asthma or accompanied by repeated infections, the mucosa of the small bronchial tubes can be thickened, the lumen narrowed, the mucus gland secretion increased, and the mucus was stored, resulting in incomplete obstruction of the bronchial tubes. Usually, the bronchial tubes dilate during inspiration, so the patient does not feel short of breath during inspiration. However, when exhaled, the bronchial lumen returns to its original state, which aggravates the incomplete obstruction, and it is difficult for the alveolar air in the alveoli to be fully exhaled through the narrow tube, so that the air pressure in the alveoli gradually increases, causing the alveolar cavity to expand.

Over time, the residual air in the alveoli increases, resulting in the destruction and fusion of the alveolar wall, resulting in the formation of obstructive emphysema.

Emphysema is simply a manifestation of over-inflation of the lungs, such as widening of the intercostal space, increased x-ray transparency of the lungs, barrel chest, etc. Cardiac signs are rare.

There are more manifestations of cor pulmonale, some of which have cardiac signs such as pulmonary hypertension, right ventricular hypertrophy and dilation, etc., in addition to the first manifestations, and auscultation also has corresponding signs! Cor pulmonale is less severe than emphysema, and complications should be actively prevented.

Remember to adopt it.

1.The location of onset varies. Pneumonia is usually an inflammation of the terminal airways, alveoli, and lung interstitium, while bronchitis is an inflammation of the trachea, bronchial mucosa, and other surrounding tissues.

2.The causes of the disease vary. Bronchitis is mostly caused by repeated infections of viruses or bacteria, while pneumonia is not only caused by viruses or bacteria, but also by fungi, parasites, radiation, inhalation foreign bodies and other physical and chemical factors.

3.The symptoms after contracting the disease are different. Let's take a look at each other, starting with bronchitis, which is divided into chronic and acute.

Chronic bronchitis will cause recurrent infections, repeated coughing, sputum production, and even blood in the sputum, and wheezing; Acute bronchitis is the phenomenon of upper respiratory tract infection in the early stage of the disease, the amount of sputum in the early stage is not much, and the sputum will change from mucus to purulent after 2-3 days, and symptoms such as nausea and vomiting will occur when coughing, especially the vomiting phenomenon of children is more obvious, wheezing and crackles will be heard on auscultation, but there is no abnormality in the lungs. Look at pneumonia again, only about one-third of the patients with pneumonia will have symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection in the early stage, and most of them will not appear this phenomenon, and the onset of pneumonia is relatively acute, the general course of the disease is 7-10 days, it will not be said to be regular, reverse, pneumonia patients cough, sputum, with the aggravation of cough, some patients will also have chest pain, severe dyspnea.

4.Methods are different. Bronchitis is mostly treated with anti-inflammatory, cough and phlegm drugs, but pneumonia should be directed at bacterial or viral, bacterial antibiotics are effective, but viral antibiotics are ineffective. Jinlida