What are the symptoms of lung qi reversal?

Lung qi reflux can manifest itself in different symptoms, some of which may include hot cough, cough with sputum, etc., and sometimes it cannot be effectively relieved by treatment, and can lead to hoarseness, difficulty breathing, etc., which seriously affect the patient's life and work. Therefore, we should pay attention to scientific prevention and care, especially to prevent colds, quit smoking and drinking, and stay away from foods that may cause allergies.

1. Cold cough:

The cough is heavy and hoarse, and the sputum is white, clear and thin. It is mostly caused by wind-cold binding the lungs or cold evil invading the lungs, causing the lung qi to fail to flow and go against the flow.

2. Hot cough:

The cough is not loud, the phlegm is thick and yellow, and there is dry and sore throat. Heat evil invades the lungs, causing stagnation of Qi and upward flow of lung Qi.

3. Dry cough :

Dry cough without sputum or with little and sticky sputum that is difficult to cough up. It is caused by yin deficiency and lung dryness or dryness evil invading the lungs, causing the lungs to lose their ability to clear, moisten and descend.

4. 1. Phlegm cough:

Coughing with low voice, a lot of sputum that is easy to cough up, and even shortness of breath and sound of sputum. It is mostly caused by phlegm and dampness blocking the lungs, causing the lungs to fail to descend.

5. Cough:

The cough is short, paroxysmal, spasmodic, and continuous. There is an echo after the cough, like a chicken crowing, and it occurs repeatedly. "Whooping cough" is caused by the combination of wind evil and hidden phlegm, which turns into heat and blocks the airway.

6. diphtheria:

A cough that sounds like a dog barking, accompanied by hoarseness and difficulty in breathing is caused by lung and kidney yin deficiency and fire toxicity attacking the throat.

7. Nursing measures

1. Pay attention to regulating and protecting lung diseases, especially preventing colds. Keep the temperature appropriate and add or remove clothes in time when the climate changes. The ward should be ventilated to keep the air fresh. Contact with irritating gases, dust, etc. should be avoided as much as possible, and smoking should be stopped. The diet should be light and easy to digest, and generally avoid spicy, raw, and cold foods.

2. Practice deep breathing, inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide rhythmically. Strengthening the contraction force of the alveoli helps to eliminate carbon dioxide. The less gas retained in the lungs, the lower the intrapulmonary pressure. Through deep breathing, more fresh air can be taken in. This is the effect of exhaling the old and inhaling the new.