How is pneumonic haemoptysis treated?

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At present, in our life, if suffering from this disease, it is very uncomfortable, because our living environment is getting worse and worse, our body is also greatly affected. Pneumonia hemoptysis of this disease and our living environment is also a great relationship, in the process of treatment, most patients rely on traditional Chinese medicine treatment, now I will talk about how to treat pneumonia hemoptysis? Let me tell you this.

How is pneumonic haemoptysis treated?

First: generally, the first is anti-inflammatory treatment, and the most important link of pneumonia treatment is anti infection. The treatment of bacterial pneumonia includes pathogen therapy and empirical therapy. According to the results of sputum culture and drug sensitivity test, the former selected sensitive antibiotics in vitro test; The latter mainly based on the epidemiological data of pneumonia pathogens in this region, choose antibiotics that may cover pathogens.

Second: antiviral treatment, patients with obvious systemic symptoms, blood routine, virus isolation and serological examination after the diagnosis of virus infection, should be given antiviral treatment, at the same time need to rest in bed, maintain air circulation, pay attention to isolation and disinfection, prevent cross infection.

Third: the application of adrenocortical hormone, for severe pneumonia patients with obvious poisoning symptoms, severe asthma, complicated with brain edema, toxic encephalopathy, septic shock, respiratory failure, etc., adrenocortical hormone can be used for a short time on the premise of sufficient use of antibiotics.

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Here I would like to give you a warm tip: stop the occurrence of cold, cold is a common disease in summer, if suffering from a serious cold will affect the lungs, why? The main reason is that the upper respiratory tract loses its barrier function after catching a cold, and the bacteria drive directly into the lung, causing pneumonia. If there are symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection such as sore throat, stuffy nose and cough, timely treatment should be carried out to prevent bacteria from invading the lungs and developing into pneumonia.