Long-term coughing, coughing, breathing difficulties and the need to be alert to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (slow obstructive lung). Studies conducted in 2018 show that the rate of slow-retarded lung disease among persons aged 40 years and over is 13. 7 per cent, with an estimated 100 million slow-retarded lung patients in the country. Slow lungs, the most common chronic respiratory disease in the country, with high rates of morbidity, mortality and disease burden, are the third most common chronic disease after hypertension and diabetes, seriously threatening the health of our population. But slow lung resistance is a preventable and treatable disease whose early screening and intervention cannot be ignored。
What's a slow lung
Slow lung retardation is a continuous (often progressive) air current limited by aerobic and/or pneumatic abnormalities。
Chronic
The development of slow lung disease is slow, long and likely to last for many years or even for life。
Blockage
Due to narrow airways and restricted air currents, patients find it difficult to “speech out” the air in their lungs when they breathe and exhale。
Lung disease
The pathology may involve the bronchial, bronchial and lung, which is the main target organ for the disease。
What are the symptoms of slow lungs
Slow lung resistance is higher than mid-year morbidity, better in the cold season of autumn and winter, with early patients without visible symptoms, with increasing signs of coughing and coughing as the disease progresses, and late periods with respiratory difficulties as the main manifestation。
Chronic coughing
Initial symptoms. It is clear that early coughing occurs at night, with a few coughing without coughing, and even with symptoms of restricted but no coughing. White foam or mucous properties increase the number of co-infections and shift to sepsis。
I can't breathe
Typical symptoms occur only in the early stages of intense activity, which are gradually aggravated, even during routine activities and rest periods。
Other symptoms
Late periods are characterized by loss of body weight, reduced appetite, depression and/or anxiety. Late-stage hypooxins and/or hypercarbonate are associated with chronic pulmonary heart disease and right heart failure。
"gold standard" for slow lung diagnosis
Pulmonary functional examination is an objective indicator for the assessment of respiratory function and a “gold standard” for slowly obstructive lung diagnosis。
In the case of chronic cough, cough, respiratory difficulties and high risk factors (long-term tobacco exposure, repeated respiratory infections, slow lung family history, environmental pollution, occupational exposure, etc.), timely lung function testing is recommended. Pay attention to the health of the lungs and be the first person in charge of their own health。
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