What medicine does Lung big bubble take

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Most patients with pulmonary bullae are recuperated by traditional Chinese medicine. They should change their eating habits. Generally speaking, they are mainly heat clearing and fire reducing food. They should not eat too spicy, salty and other heavy taste food. This will make the bloated pulmonary bullae better. Let's popularize the science of what medicine to take for pulmonary bullae.

What medicine does Lung big bubble take

First: pulmonary bullae refer to bullous emphysema, which is a kind of localized emphysema. Alveoli are highly inflated, the walls of alveoli are ruptured and fused with each other, which is usually caused by valve obstruction of bronchioles. Asymptomatic bullae do not need treatment. Patients with chronic bronchitis or emphysema mainly treat primary lesions.

Second: oral penicillin, gentamicin, ciprofloxacin, cephalosporin, etc. Due to inflammation of the small bronchi in the lung, the bullae cause mucosal edema, causing partial obstruction of the lumen. The air entering the alveoli is not easy to be discharged, which increases the pressure in the alveoli. At the same time, the inflammation of the lung tissue causes the disappearance of the collateral respiration between the alveoli and the rupture of the alveolar septum, forming a huge gasbag containing cavity.

Third: pulmonary bullae asymptomatic bullae do not need treatment, accompanied by chronic bronchitis or emphysema patients, the main treatment of primary lesions. Severe bullae or spontaneous pneumothorax may require surgery. Antibiotics should be used for secondary infection. Pulmonary bullae asymptomatic bullae do not need treatment, patients with chronic bronchitis or emphysema, the main treatment of primary lesions. Severe bullae or spontaneous pneumothorax may require surgery.

matters needing attention

The patients with pulmonary bullae are treated by traditional Chinese medicine, its early onset is not very serious, patients only need to actively listen to the doctor's advice is within the control range, if not treated in time, may make the disease worse, leading to the decline of resistance.