Causes of coarsening of lung texture

Many friends may not understand the symptoms of coarsening of lung texture in life, so they don’t know how to prevent the occurrence of this disease. The disease of coarsening lung texture is mainly caused by the common cold, and smoking has a greater impact on the coarsening of lung texture. I hope you can understand some of the reasons for the coarsening of lung texture in your life.

Thickening of the lung texture is usually caused by a common cold, such as acute bronchitis, etc., or it may be a physical problem of a normal person. The person usually does not have any illness, but every time he or she has a physical examination, he or she finds thickening of the lung texture. There are many reasons why the lung texture becomes coarser, such as smoking, inflammation, etc. Many people who smoke will have thicker penis, so it is recommended to smoke less.

The thickening and increase of lung texture indicates that the bronchi of the airway are blocked. There are many reasons for this, the most common one is bronchitis. Patients with bronchial asthma may also have this problem. Other substances can also cause bronchospasm. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis and then actively receive intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment. The thickening of lung muscles is a good thing in itself, but it is caused by poor breathing, so treatment should be targeted at the cause of the poor breathing. This way you can breathe more smoothly, feel more energetic, and no longer feel weak all over.

There is no objective, quantifiable standard for whether the lung markings are thickened or not. It is related to the subject's own health status, photographic factors, and the personal experience of the diagnosing physician. Secondly, there are many reasons for the thickening of lung markings, which can be pathological, physiological or technical.

Generally speaking, the isolated report of thickened lung markings has little clinical value. Only by carefully analyzing the nature of the increased lung markings and combining it with other X-ray manifestations, clinical conditions and technical conditions can we draw a correct conclusion. In other words, thickening of lung markings without any clinical symptoms may be completely physiological, that is, completely normal. If there are respiratory symptoms, consider bronchitis, etc., which requires anti-inflammatory treatment.

I believe that after reading this article about the causes of coarsening of lung texture, you should all know that drinking and smoking have a great impact on the lungs. The increase in lung texture may cause lung failure or lung infection and other diseases. I hope everyone can pay attention to it in their lives.