How much pleural effusion accumulation will stop?

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Pleural effusion refers to pleural effusion caused by various reasons. The most common reason is tuberculous pleurisy. In many cases, it is not necessarily combined with active tuberculosis. Other reasons include disease pleural effusion, pleural effusion caused by parasites, pleural effusion caused by inflammation, etc. Let's take a look at the following.

How much pleural effusion accumulation will stop?

First: after the effusion is absorbed, the protein in the semen will be attached to the pleural cavity, which will cause adhesion and affect the lung function for a long time. So if his semen volume is relatively large, he will generally take the method of pleural effusion, plus anti tuberculosis drugs and hormones to avoid this problem.

Second, there are many causes of pulmonary hydrops, such as pulmonary hypertension, high blood pressure, liver disease, renal insufficiency, heart failure, etc., which may cause pulmonary hydrops, but the proportion of pulmonary hydrops caused by heart disease is relatively high. The clinical symptoms of acute pulmonary hydrops are dyspnea, shortness of breath, paroxysmal, dyspnea at night, and even having to sit and sleep.

Third: hydronephrosis is also called endomembrane hydronephrosis in medicine. Water is accumulated outside the lung, it can be caused by infection and inflammation, also can be caused by some autoimmune diseases (such as lupus erythematosus), there are many lung diseases will be combined with pleural effusion.

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Hydrothorax is not a single disease, it is caused by many diseases, such as tuberculous pleurisy, pneumonia, cardiac insufficiency, hypoproteinemia, etc. generally, there are symptoms of tuberculosis poisoning, low fever, night sweats, fatigue, etc. Under normal circumstances, pleural cavity is a potential wall of closed negative pressure, in which there is only a small amount of lubricating liquid. When pleural effusion occurs, it will directly affect the respiratory function of the lung, causing chest tightness, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat and other symptoms. Pleural effusion refers to pleural effusion caused by various reasons. The most common reason is tuberculous pleurisy. In many cases, it is not necessarily combined with active tuberculosis. Other reasons include disease pleural effusion, pleural effusion caused by parasites, pleural effusion caused by inflammation, etc. Under normal circumstances, pleural cavity is a potential wall of closed negative pressure, in which there is only a small amount of lubricating liquid. When pleural effusion occurs, it will directly affect the respiratory function of the lung, causing chest tightness, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat and other symptoms.