How does pneumonic side chest ache return a responsibility?

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Pneumonia refers to the inflammation of terminal airway, alveoli and lung interstitium. However, those who know it should be familiar with it. It can be caused by disease microorganism, physical and chemical factors, immune injury, allergy and drugs. Baby pneumonia is the most common pneumonia and one of the most common infectious diseases. There are many ways to regulate the diet of pneumonia. Let me introduce to you how does pneumonia chest pain return?.

How does pneumonic side chest ache return a responsibility?

First, if the drug is stopped prematurely, it will lead to the recurrence of diseases, especially chest pain, pneumonia symptoms, clinical manifestations are diverse, the most common infectious pneumonia are fever, weakness, discomfort and other systemic symptoms, as well as cough, expectoration, chest pain, shortness of breath and other local symptoms. Pneumonia is inflammation of the lung parenchyma. Lung parenchyma is the part of the lung for gas exchange, which mainly refers to the terminal respiratory unit mainly composed of alveoli. Inflammation may spread to the whole lung or concentrate in limited areas.

Second: the symptoms of adult pneumonia, most of the acute onset of pneumonia, short course of disease, course of less than a month for acute pneumonia; course of 1-3 months is called persistent pneumonia; more than 3 months is chronic pneumonia. According to the way of infection, infectious pneumonia can be divided into aspiration pneumonia (including inhalation of infectious particles in the air, oropharyngeal secretions and gastric juice, etc.), hematogenous disseminated pneumonia and traumatic pneumonia (infection caused by chest penetrating injury, trauma caused by diagnostic or therapeutic operation of the lung, etc.). Pneumonia can be divided into primary pneumonia and secondary pneumonia.

Third: if inflammation first occurs in the lung tissue, it is called primary pneumonia, which is mainly caused by pathogenic factors entering the lung through the airway. Secondary pneumonia generally refers to all pulmonary inflammatory complications in the case of systemic or pulmonary diseases, which may be caused by the spread of microorganisms in the original lesions outside the lung into the lung, while the original diseases cause the decline of systemic or pulmonary resistance, and the secondary pneumonia caused by the invasion of resident bacteria in the body into the lung tissue is more common.

matters needing attention

For this disease: to let children rest quietly, in order to reduce breathing difficulties. Every 2 ~ 3 hours, gently turn over the body for the child, so that supine, left and right lateral alternate, and gently pat the back of the sick child, so as to avoid a long time pressure on the lung, which is conducive to expectoration and absorption of inflammation.