How does lung infection occasionally prickle to return a responsibility?

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Some people sweat when they are nervous. This disease does great harm to the patients, or they wake up in the middle of the night and have cramps in their legs and feet. In fact, these strange physical reactions should be cautious. So now let's talk about pulmonary infection and occasionally tingling?.

How does lung infection occasionally prickle to return a responsibility?

First, if the abdominal pain, may be caused by constipation or fork; Tingling in the foot may be tendinitis or cramps; If the skin itches and tingles, it may be an allergy. Once this kind of tingling occurs, you should go to the pain department or neurology department of the hospital.

Second, other lung diseases, such as tuberculosis, lung cancer, pulmonary vascular inflammatory disease, pulmonary embolism and other lung diseases, may be considered as "pneumonia" in the initial imaging examination. At the same time, even pneumonia, many are caused by viruses, fungi and other pathogens, or non pathogen factors such as allergy. Therefore, when the effect of anti infective treatment is not good, we should emphasize the early positive differential diagnosis of patients with suspected pneumonia, make a clear diagnosis as soon as possible and give targeted treatment. Antibiotics should not be changed frequently, otherwise it may not achieve the therapeutic effect, but delay the timely diagnosis and treatment.

Third: the infection and colonization of pulmonary pathogens are two different states, sometimes difficult to distinguish. In clinic, most of the differentiation between colonization and infection depends on experience, but the accuracy is low. If the infection is misdiagnosed as colonization, it will lead to inappropriate use of antibiotics, inadequate treatment, and even aggravation of the disease.

matters needing attention

For example, patients with dysphagia or long-term bedridden are prone to repeated pneumonia due to aspiration or long-term treatment. If nasal feeding is given and head posture is raised when necessary, it can play a certain role in preventing repeated pneumonia due to aspiration.