The pain of breathing – the pain of the cavity cavity.

After aerobic chest, chest cavity, lung surgery, surgeons tend to place a chest cavity lead tube and connect to a bottle filled with water in order to induce fluids and gases in the chest cavity, reduce pulmonary tissue expansion, prevent post-operative infections and promote healing. However, the implementation of this treatment often results in a different degree of pain, which is either continuous or sympathetic, and is often referred to as “breathing pain” as breathing increases, especially when coughing and coughing. Patients with severe pain may also be accompanied by respiratory difficulties, often caused by anxiety and distress, and wonder why the cut of the surgery does not hurt much, but rather leads to unbearable pain.So, why does this little pipe cause pain? First, in the course of placing a fluid tube, the surgeon must first remove the skin and use some force to open up the rib muscles and plebras, which can stimulate pain in the rib nerve; when some of the fluids with a rough aperture are placed, they can be subject to respiratory movement or change in their position, local oppression or graft of the rib neurological pain; if they are too long or poorly located, they can cause pain in the rib; if they are too long or poorly located, they can lead to a significant accumulation of seepage fluids and stress to stimulate neurological pain in the rib; and if there is a reaction to inflammation or local neurological damage following an operation, they may also induce pain.How do you prevent chest cavity tube pain during treatment? Appropriate activity, which cannot be sudden or intense; maintenance of plumbing and body synchronization during the activity, prevention of decomposition or tuning of the lead pipe, protection of the lead pipe sutures and lead bottles and protection of the diversion of the tract; observation of the flow of the lead pipe to ensure that the flow is sustained; maintenance of clean and drying around the lead pipe to avoid infection; and assurance of adequate sleep and rest, which can lead to reduced pain.How does a patient cope with chest cavity tube pain? If mild pain does not affect daily life, it can be observed temporarily and gradually eased within three to seven days of the operation. If pain symptoms are apparent and have affected the patient ‘ s emotions and sleep, treatment with painkillers, such as brophen, acetylaminophenol, etc., can be used in the case of serious cases, and opioids can be used; surgeons can be asked to adjust the position of the fluids to avoid their oppression or friction of the surrounding tissue, thereby reducing the pain. In any case of pain, self-regulating is important, and diversions such as reading magazines, watching television, listening to music, relaxing decompositions such as chats can significantly reduce anxiety, thus maintaining a good mind, reducing body sensitivity to pain and reducing pain. If the pain continues to increase unmitigated or is accompanied by respiratory difficulties, cough, etc., contact your own surgeon immediately for professional treatment, as the above may be caused by blockage in the catheters and changes in location.The pain in the chest cavity tube is a common complication in the treatment of chest surgery. By understanding the manifestations, causes and coping strategies of such pain, patients can respond more aggressively to this challenge, understand how to prevent pain and improve the effectiveness of treatment and the quality of life through self-adaptation with treatment such as medication.