PLEURAL EFFUSION
Pleural effusion is a build-up of fluid in the space between the lungs and the chest wall. The pleura is a thin membrane that lines the inside of the chest wall and surrounds the lungs. Normally, there is a small amount of fluid between the two layers of the pleura, which acts as a lubricant between the lungs and the chest wall so that they can slide over each other easily when moving when you breathe. Pleural effusion occurs when this fluid builds up and separates the lungs from the chest wall.
– Pneumonia, tuberculosis, malignant lung tumors can all cause lung-pleural infections and result in fluid in the pleural cavity.
– Some cases of arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis or systemic lupus can also cause pleural fluid
– Heart failure causes venous congestion leading to fluid leakage outside the blood vessel wall, also causing pleural effusion
– Or hypoproteinemia is also the cause of fluid leakage outside the blood vessel wall, causing pleural effusion
2. What are the common symptoms of pleural effusion?
- Chest pain is a common sign of pleural effusion, pain when breathing deeply makes you feel short of breath (pleuritic pain)
- In addition, there may be signs of cough and fever when there is an accompanying infection
- Clinical measures are often difficult to determine the disease, it is necessary to rely on paraclinical techniques such as X-ray, ultrasound or puncture.
3. Is pleural effusion dangerous?
- Pleural effusion is a dangerous syndrome that needs to be treated completely, because the disease can leave adverse consequences for the patient's health such as high fever, weight loss, loss of appetite, gaunt face, dirty tongue, little and dark urine; increased white blood cell count, increased neutrophils, ...
- Pleural effusion is a dangerous syndrome that not only reduces health but can even cause death if not treated promptly. Therefore, disease prevention is always important. Because the pathogens are often from the respiratory tract, it is necessary to detect and treat infections in the upper respiratory tract, in the bronchi and lungs early, especially in patients with poor health, chronic diseases ...
4. How to support the treatment of pleural effusion from Oriental medicine
Similar to modern medicine, Oriental medicine theory has long affirmed that environmental factors are the cause of asthma: External evils: wind-cold, wind-heat invade the lungs, causing the lung qi to be blocked and rise and fall irregularly, and reverse into asthma. In addition, Oriental medicine has deeply researched to find the root mechanism of why asthma is such a chronic and persistent disease: The main cause is due to the Lung Qi being weakened, the Lungs are damaged, so breathing is hindered. Or due to weak Kidneys that cannot moisten the Lungs, and cannot absorb Qi, causing asthma. Due to Spleen deficiency, phlegm and dampness are abundant and stagnant in the lungs, causing obstruction of the Lungs, and the airways are not open, making it difficult to breathe.
"Dinh Suyen Thang" is a special asthma treatment. The combination of natural medicinal herbs with clear content creates a remedy that effectively eliminates asthma. The prescription uses:
- Su Zi: has a spicy taste, warm properties, enters the lung and spleen meridians. Has the effect of dispersing wind-cold, reducing shortness of breath and cough, eliminating phlegm, and relaxing the intestines.
– Tang bai pi: clears the lungs, stops coughing, and relieves asthma – reduces coughs, helps phlegm to accumulate and be expelled. From there, there is no more feeling of difficulty breathing or the condition of frequent coughing is also significantly improved.
– Hou po: promotes qi and eliminates stagnation, lowers qi and phlegm, and relieves asthma
– Scutellaria baicalensis: clears heat and dries dampness, very good for people with colds
– Khoan dong hoa: moistens the lungs, lowers qi, stops coughing, dissolves phlegm – eliminates phlegm, stops coughing.
– Licorice: harmonizes the medicinal herbs
The medicinal herbs are combined together to maximize the effectiveness of eliminating phlegm and reducing cough.
Special uses of Dinh Suyen Thang medicine
Dinh Suyen Thang with the special combination of the above medicinal herbs has the effect of lowering the air to calm asthma, warming phlegm and clearing heat. Meaning:
- Stopping cough - Stopping cough
- Promoting phlegm to settle down, no wheezing, helping the patient breathe easier - phlegm
- Separating asthma attacks, reducing asthma attacks that cause airway obstruction in the patient - Lowering the air to calm asthma
- Nourishing the normal functioning of the lungs - Nourishing the lungs
With the mechanism of promoting the removal of phlegm in the bronchi and restoring the function of the Spleen - Lungs - Kidneys, Dinh Suyen Thang helps patients quickly eliminate the cough and asthma they are experiencing.
Inheriting the essence of the medicine "Dinh hen thang", PQA Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company has applied to produce the product PQA Hen Suyen Syrup - supporting airway clearance for people with asthma, bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD.
CBHQ No.: 2810/2018/DKSP
XNQC No.: 00227/2019/ATTP-XNQC
Note: This food is not a medicine and cannot replace medicine.
PQA Asthma Syrup
- Protect healthy breathing
- The product is made from 100% clean medicinal herbs
- Can be used for both children and adults
- Syrup form is soothing to the throat, easy to drink.
Note: The article is for reference only. Please consult a doctor or specialist for more advice.
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