Causes of airway obstruction

There are many causes of tracheal obstruction. It may be caused by inflammation or obstruction. This disease can cause tracheal damage to the patient, affecting systemic circulation and blood circulation, and the patient needs to seek medical treatment in time. Below is an introduction to the causes of bronchial obstruction. You can learn about the contents of this article.

Small airway obstruction refers to chronic inflammation of the bronchi and their surrounding tissues, or airway obstruction, which leads to relatively serious pathological damage to the bronchi. If you find symptoms of small airway obstruction, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, otherwise the consequences will become more and more serious. Therefore, we should learn more about the problem of small airway obstruction in our daily lives.

Clinically, bronchioles with a diameter of less than 2 mm are called "small airways". Small airways have the characteristics of small airflow resistance but are easily blocked. When the small airways are inflamed or blocked by sputum, they can easily become closed and collapsed. The small airways have airflow resistance, and when obstruction occurs, this changes during inspiration. Therefore, if we want to understand whether small airway obstruction can be treated, we need to understand the causes and symptoms of the disease.

Small airway obstruction is also known as chronic obstructive pulmonary emphysema. Its cause is often related to chronic inflammation of the airways and bronchospasm caused by allergic factors. The cause should be found and treated with antibiotics. In order to better help patients avoid the troubles of the disease, the symptoms of small airway obstruction are now introduced to everyone so that patients can prevent the occurrence of this disease in time.

Patients with small airway obstruction generally have chronic cough, accompanied by large amounts of thick sputum and recurrent coughing. Some patients may feel chest tightness and discomfort, and may experience symptoms such as high fever, weight loss, and anemia. There may also be complications such as pleurisy, empyema, and pericarditis. Small airway obstruction can cause repeated infections of the bronchi and lungs, bronchial obstruction, bronchial wall damage and deformation, and some people may even suffer from tuberculosis, lung abscess, etc. Patients generally receive treatment for bronchiectasis through medical treatment, nursing, surgical treatment, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, etc.

Patients with small airway obstruction should keep warm to prevent colds, and avoid eating irritating foods such as peppers, ginger, hot sauce, etc. You can eat lighter meals on a daily basis and avoid greasy foods. Eating more water chestnuts, radishes, winter melons, loofahs, peanuts and other foods can help relieve small airway obstruction.