How to treat pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor?

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The common symptoms of pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor are cough, expectoration, low fever, chest pain and blood sputum. The treatment of pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor is not complete. Pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor is a kind of nonspecific inflammatory proliferative tumor like lesion of lung parenchyma, which is a mass formed by granuloma, organization, fibrous connective tissue hyperplasia and related secondary lesions caused by chronic inflammation, It's not a real tumor. Pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor is the first or second benign tumor of the lung. The pathological characteristics of pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor are pleomorphic histology, and the number of granulation tissue in the tumor is different. So in the following we take a look at how to treat pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor? What about it?

How to treat pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumor?

First, inflammatory pseudotumor is a non neoplastic lesion with unclear etiology, which often forms mass in the lung. It is composed of various inflammatory cells and mesenchymal tissues, including plasma cells, lymphocytes, histiocytes, mast cells and spindle mesenchymal cells. The number of these different types of cells varies in different lesions.

Second: dynamic follow-up observation showed that most of the tumors grew slowly, and the doubling time of tumors could be as long as more than ten years[ If there is calcification in the mass or scattered lesions around it, tuberculoma can be considered. In addition, the key point of differentiation from peripheral lung cancer is that the latter has no complete capsule.

Third: the disease is related to the bacterial and viral infection of respiratory tract, and the irregular application of antibiotics makes the pulmonary inflammatory lesions localized or delayed absorption, which increases the incidence. Therefore, proper exercise is of positive significance for the prevention of this disease. The other is to use antibiotics correctly.

matters needing attention

Because it is difficult to make a definite diagnosis before operation, especially it is difficult to distinguish from lung cancer, and there is the possibility of canceration occasionally, it is generally advocated to operate as soon as possible, actively seek medical treatment, and not to delay the condition and time.