Common diseases in respiratory medicine

Respiratory diseases are very common in our body, but many people are not familiar with these diseases. Because respiratory diseases are often considered unimportant and often ignored, this can cause great damage to the health of the lungs, so everyone must pay more attention to them. Knowing more about diseases can also be very helpful in prevention.

Respiratory diseases will directly affect the health of the body. Just imagine if there is a problem with your breathing, will your life and health be threatened? Of course it will, so everyone must pay attention to this respiratory disease.

Respiratory diseases are common and frequently occurring diseases. The main lesions occur in the trachea, bronchi, lungs and chest cavity. Those with mild lesions often experience coughing, chest pain and affected breathing. Those with severe lesions may experience difficulty breathing, hypoxia, and even respiratory failure leading to death. The mortality rate ranks third in cities and first in rural areas. What should be paid more attention to is that due to air pollution, smoking, an aging population and other factors, the incidence and mortality rates of diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema, cor pulmonale), bronchial asthma, lung cancer, diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis, and lung infections have been increasing both at home and abroad.

Pathogenesis

(I) Adjusting the body’s immune function

The onset of respiratory system diseases is related to immune dysfunction caused by disturbances in the electrical activity of immune cells and imbalance in quantum balance. Why do benign irritants that do no harm to the human body also cause immune reactions? This is mainly due to the dysfunction of the human immune system.

The immune surveillance system has the function of identifying and eliminating foreign bodies and maintaining a pure and stable internal environment. When the immune surveillance function is disordered, the ability to identify foreign bodies is lost, and it is unable to distinguish between friend and foe, flowers and poisonous weeds. Substances that are actually harmless to the body are mistakenly identified as harmful enemies, namely antigens, and are eliminated. Therefore, the pathogenesis of tracheitis is caused by immune dysfunction. Negative oxygen ions have the function of adjusting the quantum balance and protein coiling of immune cells, thereby achieving normalization of function. Adjusting the immune function can normalize the disordered immune function, eliminate the body's allergic reaction, and achieve the effect of treating respiratory diseases.

(II) Regulating autonomic dysfunction

This is the second pathogenesis of the respiratory system: excessive excitation of the vagus nerve and excitement of the sympathetic nerves. It is most appropriate to compare them to the two forces of the rebels and the royalists. Any drug treatment for tracheitis mostly achieves its therapeutic effect by changing these two forces.

(III) Improve acidic constitution

The functional activities of each cell in the human body must be carried out in an environment with a suitable acid-base balance. The acid-base level of a normal person is PH=7.41, which is weakly alkaline. The elderly are prone to developing an acidic constitution due to their weakened acid excretion function.

This article introduces information about common diseases in respiratory medicine. I believe that after reading it, you will have a clearer understanding of respiratory diseases. Don’t think it’s unimportant. If you don’t pay attention to respiratory diseases, the damage to your lungs will take a long time to recover.