Why does silicosis get this disease?

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Silicosis is a serious type of pneumoconiosis. Silicosis patients generally have no symptoms or obvious symptoms in the early stage, so that we can find problems in time. Affect the normal working breathing of lungs. With the development of the disease, if it is serious, it will lead to pulmonary dysfunction. It is generally due to excessive inhalation of silica, that is, pulmonary fibrosis and hyperplasia caused by dust. What are the symptoms of early silicosis? Let's take a look at the following.

Why does silicosis get this disease?

First, it is mainly caused by pulmonary fibrosis, especially complicated with emphysema, especially after exercise, and then occurs when exerting a little force. First of all, the patient feels poor breath or chest compression. It can also be caused by combined infection. In order to gradually develop slowly progressive dyspnea, there are few similar symptoms at rest,

Second: especially in advanced patients or forced breathing. Purulent sputum may appear in secondary infection. Simple silicosis hemoptysis is rare. Generally, there is no wheezing, except when combined with chronic bronchitis or allergic asthma. However, some patients have cough aggravation due to tracheal stenosis, distortion and fixation due to fibrosis,

Third, cough mainly occurs in the morning. In the later stage, there is often persistent cough, with no sputum or only a small amount of sticky sputum. It may be accompanied by cough, expectoration and other bronchitis symptoms. Sometimes, it occurs intermittently day and night. If there is a history of smoking, it may be caused by stimulation of nerve receptors in the trachea and bronchus by silicon nodules,

matters needing attention

Must go to the regular hospital in time for examination and treatment. Through today's content for silicosis patients is very helpful, all the above content is related to the clinical manifestations of silicosis. So for the majority of friends, if you find that they have the above-mentioned adverse symptoms, so we must find early treatment. Because silicosis is very difficult to control after it becomes serious. To prevent the severity of the disease,