Is senile pneumonia life threatening?

The grandmother has pneumonia, which should be more dangerous. But looking at her condition, there should be signs of improvement. Hospitalization should be observed in hospital for observation.

I know an old man, who is in his 80s, after getting pneumonia, he was in a coma at first, and he was hospitalized for more than 20 days, and finally he got better and was discharged, but remember to go to a regular big hospital. It is recommended that she should thoroughly check whether she is infected with the bacteria or virus, and should be treated symptomatically, but the drip should be suitable for her physical condition. Consultation with the Department of Respiratory Medicine and other relevant departments, and the syndrome is corrected.

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It's hard to say by looking at the state you described. If the respiratory rate is down, the oxygen and index are above 300, the urine output is at least 2000 per day, and the consciousness is clear, the lesion is being absorbed, indicating that the condition is improving. There is no sign of improvement at this time.

The symptoms of pneumonia in the elderly are atypical and easy to ignore. There are often no obvious symptoms such as cough, sputum, fever, chest pain, etc., and it is easy to miss the diagnosis and delay the diagnosis, and lose the opportunity.

In addition to the common pneumococcal pneumonia, pneumonia caused by G bacillus is also more common, and it is generally not contagious. Because elderly pneumonia is mostly caused by bacterial infection, its immunity is maintained for a short time, and there are many kinds of pathogens, so it is easy to strengthen the prevention of elderly pneumonia.

The first symptoms are usually tachypnea or dyspnea and tachycardia. Common manifestations include fatigue, apathy, malaise, and lethargy. A small number of elderly patients with pneumonia have prominent gastrointestinal symptoms, such as loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, low-grade fever, and even confusion and incontinence.

Deterioration of pre-existing underlying medical conditions.

If you have symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection such as sore throat, nasal congestion, cough, etc., it is necessary to prevent bacteria from invading the lungs and developing into pneumonia. The doctor especially emphasized that once the elderly have limb weakness, fever for more than 3 days, and cough for more than 1 week, they must go to the hospital for treatment.

1 Use of strong and effective antibiotics, 2 Improvement of microcirculation, 3 Immediate correction of heart failure in the presence of heart failure, 4 Use of phlegm drugs to keep the airway open, 5 Use naloxone to correct respiratory failure and pulmonary encephalopathy. 6 Oxygen inhalation, 7 Maintain acid-base balance. 8 Enhance nutrition.

When it comes to pneumonia, it is generally mainly in children. However, some middle-aged people also suffer from pneumonia, and many people feel that it is abnormal. Let me tell you that middle-aged people with pneumonia are not normal.

Empirical Steps:

1. Pneumonia mainly refers to the inflammation of the lung parenchyma and is a common respiratory disease. Most of them are caused by microorganisms, physical and chemical stinging halls, allergic reactions, etc. There are people who get sick every season, but it is mainly concentrated in the cold winter and spring. Therefore, it is normal for middle-aged people to have pneumonia.

2: Pneumonia, the pneumonia referred to in daily life is mainly pneumococcal pneumococcal pneumonia. It is mainly caused by dust, microorganisms, etc., and to a certain extent, it is related to the body's resistance and immunity, so it is normal for middle-aged people to have pneumonia.

Three: Pneumonia refers to the inflammation of the terminal airways, alveoli and pulmonary interstitium, and pneumonia patients are mainly young adults, outdoor workers, but there are also a small number of children and middle-aged and elderly people. Therefore, it is normal for middle-aged people to have pneumonia.

Notes:

Patients with pneumonia should pay attention to drinking plenty of water and resting to promote physical recovery, as well as maintaining an optimistic mood to promote the vitality of the immune system.