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The manifestation is that it will be difficult to breathe, you will feel chest tightness, you will also have dizziness, nausea, and even vomiting, at this time, you can do it through food**, eat more spinach, fungus, gourd, mushrooms, and wear protective gear when you go out.
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There will be manifestations of weakness in the limbs, dizziness of the mind, pain in the lungs, pain in the stomach, and lack of sleep. Therefore, when we have this situation, we must use surgery to do it, because this is a very serious disease, and if we don't do surgery, the consequences will be unimaginable, so we must pay attention to this aspect of the problem.
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Respiratory infections can occur, complications may occur, cough or coughing up blood, and mental health may occur. It should be done conservatively**, or on the advice of a doctor**, or depending on the cough**.
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There will be coughing, phlegm, chest tightness, dizziness, and difficulty breathing, these manifestations, specifically in **time**, you can eat and drink**, drink more water, you also need to wear a mask, do not smoke and drink, and eat more fungus.
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Early symptoms of pneumoconiosis.
Pneumoconiosis, as the name suggests, is caused by long-term inhalation of damaging dust, and early pneumoconiosis often has no symptoms or is mild, so it is easy for patients to ignore it. The early symptoms of pneumoconiosis are mainly as follows:
1. Cough. In the early stage of pneumoconiosis, the cough is not obvious, but with the progress of the disease, pneumoconiosis patients are more likely to have chronic bronchitis, and patients in the advanced stage are often prone to lung infection, which makes the cough significantly worse.
2. Coughing up phlegm. Sputum production is a common symptom, and even in the case of very little cough, patients with pneumoconiosis can produce sputum due to the continuous removal of dust by the respiratory system, and the amount of sputum is generally not large. Most of the sputum is gray and thin, and the sputum of coal workers with pneumoconiosis is mostly black, in which coal dust particles can be clearly seen, and most of them are large fibrotic lesions caused by ischemia lysis and necrosis. Asbestos bodies can be detected in the sputum of asbestos-exposed workers and patients with asbestosis.
If there is a combination of pulmonary infection and chronic bronchitis, the amount of sputum is significantly increased.
3. Chest pain. There is no correlation or parallel relationship between chest pain and the stage of pneumoconiosis and clinical manifestations, especially in patients with silicosis and asbestosis. Chest pain varies in location and often changes, and is often localized; The pain is mostly not severe, and patients with pneumoconiosis generally complain of dull pain, but also described as swelling pain, pinprick pain, etc. Chest pain is partly due to the pulling effect of fibrotic lesions, especially pleural fibrosis and pleural thickening, visceral subpleural bullous traction, and tension.
4. Difficulty breathing.
Dyspnea is an inherent symptom of pneumoconiosis. Dyspnea in patients with pneumoconiosis is related to the condition, and as the degree of fibrosis of the lung tissue increases, the effective breathing area decreases, and the dyspnea becomes more severe.
5. Hemoptysis. Rarely, it can cause mucosal vascular damage due to long-term chronic inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, and a small amount of blood streaks in the sputum; It may also be due to the dissolution and rupture of large fibrotic lesions and damage to blood vessels, and the amount of hemoptysis is relatively large, which is usually self-limited. Pneumoconiosis combined with tuberculosis is the main cause of hemoptysis.
If you suspect that you have pneumoconiosis, it is best to go to a local medical institution with pneumoconiosis diagnosis qualifications for occupational disease diagnosis. If you don't understand, you can go to the China Occupational Disease Network to understand.
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Symptoms of pneumoconiosis are common and early onset and correlate with the severity of the condition. With the aggravation of the degree of fibrosis of lung tissue, the effective breathing area decreases, the proportion of ventilation and blood flow is imbalanced, and the dyspnea caused by hypoxia gradually worsens.
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To determine whether there is pneumoconiosis, it is necessary to go to a medical institution with pneumoconiosis diagnosis qualification for occupational disease diagnosis.
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Generally, if you have a cough, it is best to go to the local hospital for a check-up.
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Early pneumoconiosis can have no symptoms at all, or it can have mild cough, sputum production, chest tightness, and wheezing. It is precisely because the symptoms of pneumoconiosis in the early stage are not obvious, so many patients do not go to the doctor in time when pneumoconiosis occurs, miss the treatment, and wait until the symptoms are obvious, often to the second and third stages. Therefore, workers who are exposed to dust must do a good job of occupational health examination, must participate in occupational health examination, and regularly check chest X-ray and lung function.
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1. Cough The cough of early pneumoconiosis patients is not obvious, but with the development of the course of the disease, patients are more likely to have chronic bronchitis, and patients in the late stage are more likely to have lung infection, which can make the cough significantly worse. Cough is related to the season, climate, etc.
2. Sputum cough Sputum cough is mainly caused by the continuous removal of dust by the respiratory system. Generally, the amount of sputum is not much, and most of it is gray thin sputum. If there is pulmonary infection and chronic bronchitis, the amount of sputum will increase significantly, and the sputum will be yellow and viscous or lumpy. It is often difficult to cough up.
3. Chest pain Patients with pneumoconiosis often feel chest pain, and there is no correlation or parallel relationship between chest pain and clinical manifestations of pneumoconiosis. The location is different and often varied, and most of them are limited. It is generally a dull pain, but it can also be a swelling pain, pins and needles pain, etc.
4. Dyspnea With the aggravation of the degree of fibrosis of lung tissue, the effective breathing area decreases, the proportion of ventilation and blood flow is out of balance, and the dyspnea gradually increases. The occurrence of comorbidities can significantly increase the degree and rate of dyspnea.
5. Hemoptysis is relatively rare, and can cause mucosal vascular damage due to long-term chronic inflammation of the respiratory tract, with a small amount of blood streaks in sputum; It may also increase blood volume due to the lysis and rupture of large fibrotic lesions and damage to blood vessels.
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After the diagnosis of pneumoconiosis, they should be transferred from the dust work post, and those who are more seriously ill should rest or arrange recuperation, and pay attention to the prevention of respiratory tract infection in winter and spring. Patients should work or rest under medical supervision, and organize activities such as health gymnastics and tai chi to enhance their physical fitness. Symptomatic treatment is given to relieve symptoms and relieve pain.
It is extremely important to actively prevent, detect and ** complications, and to be separated from prevention and ** tuberculosis.
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Pneumoconiosis, also known as pneumoconiosis, is an occupational disease. It is more common in patients who do not take appropriate protective measures at work and inhale production dust for a long time, and the dust accumulates in the bronchial tubes and alveoli at the end of the respiratory tract, forming a barrier layer, which will affect the gas exchange between the alveoli and the outside world during breathing. Long-term pneumoconiosis patients who do not undergo ** will further lead to right ventricular hypertrophy, cor pulmonale, etc., and long-term pneumoconiosis can also induce lung cancer, emphysema and other diseases.
Mild patients only have cough, sputum and other manifestations, severe cases will lead to dyspnea, chest tightness, chest pain and other manifestations, so it is recommended that workers engaged in long-term large-scale exposure to dust must do a good job of protection, wear masks or face shields. For patients who have developed pulmonary fibrosis and severe decline in lung function, it is necessary to perform aggressively** and, if necessary, surgery**.
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