Pneumocococcal disease is caused by bacteria that enter the human body by various means and are planted, grown and infected in susceptible subjects. Or fungi already exist in humans, but under certain conditions (e.g., reduced immunity, disease of the fungi, etc.) they begin to reproduce in large numbers and to violate lung tissue, causing pulmonary filamentary fungi disease. The treatment of pulmonary filamental fungi is described below:
I. Diagnosis
1. Clinical performance
Patients can experience symptoms such as cough, cough, fever, chest pain and, in serious cases, respiratory difficulties. These symptoms may vary from one individual to another and may be similar to other lung diseases, and further tests are required to identify them.
2. Pathological examination
Slurry testing: Factal infections are diagnosed by analysing fungi spores and filaments in sluice. This is one of the important methods of diagnosing pulmonary filamental fungi.
Pneumocular brushing, pulmonary bubble rinsing and gastrophotopathology: These examinations provide for more in-depth respiratory samples and help to identify the foundation or tissue pathology of fungi.
3. Visual inspection
Breast X-ray, CT scans: These examinations can show lung pathologies, such as lung immersion, empty holes, etc., and help diagnose pulmonary filamental fungi.
4. Other inspections
Blood protocol, G test, etc. These tests help to determine whether the patient has fungi infection and the extent of the infection.
Treatment
1. Treatment of anti-fist drugs
The treatment of pulmonary filamental fungi is subject to medical orders for the use of antifluorinated drugs, such as fluorine, ecstasy, ecstasy, ecstasy, ecstasy, and so forth. Doctors adjust drug use programmes to improve the efficacy of treatment based on the results of drug-sensitive tests. The treatment cycle for antimony drugs is usually longer. The patient is required to use the medication on a continuous basis and to review it regularly.
General treatment
Patients must maintain adequate rest, avoid a smoking environment, ensure balanced nutrition and increase their physical resistance. These measures help to improve the health of patients and improve the effectiveness of treatment.
3. Physical therapy
In some cases, physiotherapy, such as acupuncture, can also be used as an auxiliary treatment, helping to alleviate the symptoms of patients.
Prevention
1. Stop smoking
Harmful substances in tobacco can damage lung cells and reduce respiratory resistance. Thus, smoking cessation is one of the important measures to prevent pulmonary filamental fungi.
Avoid exposure to air pollutants
Long-term inhalation of air pollutants can cause inflammation, damage to the lungs and an increased risk of fungi infection. As a result, daily life should be kept as far away as possible from dust, car exhaust, factory exhaust, etc.
Use of respiratory protection equipment
For populations with occupational exposure or higher fungi concentrations in their living environment, appropriate respiratory protection equipment, such as masks, should be considered to reduce the risk of infection.
Immunization
Vaccination allows the body to immunize specific fungi and enhances its ability to withstand fungi attacks. For vulnerable populations, appropriate immunization programmes should be conducted under the guidance of a doctor.
5. Enhancement of physical exercise and psychological adjustment
Proper outdoor activities and sunshine. It contributes to increased immunity from vitamin D. Outdoor activities also provide fresh air, improve mood and help to relieve stress.
(c) To adjust its mental state and maintain a positive and upward mentality. It is not possible to stay long in the negative moods of anxiety and depression. Learn to release stress, e.g. through meditation, yoga, etc.
In the light of the above, the treatment of pulmonary filamental fungi needs to take into account the clinical performance of patients, the pathogen examination, the visual examination and other results. In the course of treatment, individualized treatment of sensitive anti-fluccult drugs should be selected on the basis of the results of drug-sensitive tests, with a combination of general treatment, physiotherapy and preventive measures to improve the patient ‘ s healing rate and quality of life. At the same time, patients must maintain a good diet to enhance their physical resistance. To prevent the recurrence of disease.
