How is Pulmonary Infections Treated?

In winter, the temperature changes frequently, and the elderly and children have poor physical resistance and are prone to various diseases, especially lung diseases, in this season.

In the case of a large temperature difference between morning and evening, it is necessary to add clothing to prevent diseases caused by the temperature difference.

There are many types of lung infections, and the symptoms that appear in different people are also different. Common symptoms of pulmonary infection include fever, chest tightness, cough, expectoration, dyspnea, hemoptysis, panting, chest pain, etc. Some patients may also experience symptoms such as night sweats, weight loss, and joint pain. Patients need to be actively treated at the early stage of the disease to avoid delaying the spread of the disease in the later stage.

There are many reasons for lung infection, the more common is bacterial infection, in addition to fungal infection, viral infection, mycoplasma infection, allergic infection and so on. The severity of the disease depends on the patient's physical fitness and the timing of treatment.

When treating a lung infection, there are mainly the following steps:

1. Identify the cause of pulmonary infection and treat symptomatically.

2. By clarifying the cause of the patient's lung infection, and treating the symptoms of the patient. Some patients will have a cough and expectoration, and they need to stop cough and expectorate in time to relieve symptoms.

3. To prevent the occurrence of other complications in patients due to pulmonary infection. Once the patient has other complications, timely treatment is required to avoid the spread of the lesion.

4. If the patient's lung infection has reached a very serious level, and it is necessary to use the instrument for adjuvant treatment, it is necessary to check whether there will be problems with the main instrument during use. For example, whether there will be electrolyte imbalance during the use of the ventilator.