Is pleurisy not treated OK

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Pleurisy is an inflammation of the pleura caused by pathogens such as bacteria and viruses. Pleurisy will be accompanied by cough, chest tightness and chest pain and a series of adverse symptoms. Now let's talk about whether pleurisy can not be treated.

Is pleurisy not treated OK

First: pleurisy depends on what type of pleurisy you are, but if you don't treat it, it may affect your body in the future. On the one hand, if it is serious, it may become hemothorax. At that time, it is not good to treat it. It should be treated early.

Second: the main clinical manifestations of pleurisy are chest pain, cough, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and even dyspnea. When infectious pleurisy or pleural effusion is secondary to infection, it may have chills and fever. If the symptoms are mild, it can gradually recover; but if the symptoms are serious, pleural effusion, pleural adhesion and respiratory distress can occur without timely treatment. If it is tuberculous pleurisy, it can be cured gradually, There will be tuberculosis spread to other parts, causing more serious consequences.

Third: pleurisy, also known as "pleurisy", is the inflammation of pleura. Pleurisy is the inflammation of pleura caused by the stimulation of pleura by pathogenic factors (usually virus or bacteria). There may be fluid accumulation in the chest (exudative pleurisy) or no fluid accumulation (dry pleurisy). The pleura may adhere to each other and subside.

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To sum up, patients with pleurisy need to be treated as soon as possible when they find that they have this disease, and drug treatment can be used to treat the disease. In order to avoid the aggravation of disease, more serious symptoms and greater risk due to delay.