How to treat localized emphysema

When it comes to how to treat localized emphysema, many people actually don’t know much about it. Strictly speaking, localized pulmonary emphysema is just a manifestation of pulmonary emphysema. The incidence of this localized pulmonary emphysema is still very high. Because there are many factors that lead to localized pulmonary emphysema in reality, the treatment of localized pulmonary emphysema is so necessary. However, current medical technology does not have any specific medicine for the treatment of localized emphysema.

There are many treatments for localized emphysema, but the treatment plans adopted are often different for different patients with localized emphysema. Currently, there are usually general treatments and food therapy for the treatment of localized pulmonary emphysema, and among them, food therapy is very effective in treating localized pulmonary emphysema. The following is a detailed introduction to the treatment of localized emphysema.

Emphysema refers to a pathological condition in which the distal part of the terminal bronchioles (including respiratory bronchioles, alveolar ducts, alveolar sacs and alveoli) has decreased airway elasticity, over-expansion, inflation and increased lung volume, accompanied by airway wall destruction. It is caused by factors such as air pollution, smoking and chronic lung infection, which induce chronic bronchitis and further develop into it. Localized emphysema is a lesion in localized pulmonary lobules caused by recurrent chronic bronchitis.

Specific treatment methods are as follows:

(1) Irregular emphysema: Irregular emphysema is also called paracicatricial emphysema. The lesions mainly occur in the lung tissue near the scar. The pulmonary alveoli are irregularly affected, and the exact location is uncertain. It usually occurs at the distal end of the respiratory bronchioles, and the alveolar sacs are sometimes also affected.

(2) Bullae: Bullae are characterized by focal alveolar destruction and destruction of interlobular septa, often forming large vesicles with a diameter exceeding 2 cm, which are often single and isolated and located under the visceral pleura. The rest of the lung structure may be normal.

(3) 1/2 pound of sesame oil, 1/2 pound of rock sugar, 5 pig gallbladders, and a handful of red mushroom skins

usage:

Cut the skin of the pig's gallbladder and pour out the juice. Then, boil the pig bile, sesame oil, rock sugar, and red mushroom skin in water for two hours. The method of boiling is the same as that of decocting Chinese medicine. When the medicinal soup is boiled down to about two bottles of mineral water, take out the medicine. Patients should drink 1 cup (9-cent cup) half an hour after meals every morning and evening. For patients with mild bronchitis, drinking this medicine for two or three days will show results. Patients with emphysema can be cured by drinking this medicine for two courses of treatment.

From the above introduction, we can find that food therapy for localized pulmonary emphysema is generally comprehensive, and this should be the reason why food therapy for localized pulmonary emphysema is more effective in treating localized pulmonary emphysema. Therefore, our patients with localized pulmonary emphysema may wish to try the dietary therapy for localized pulmonary emphysema in the future, which may bring unexpected benefits.