Pneumonia from what arises? What consequences can be?
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Artem Maksimov
Pneumonia is the recovery of the lungs! It can easily arise from hypothermia (I, for example, picked up on a game of football in an unheated room playing in a T-shirt, in the winter, maybe due to the fact that air swallowed cold) consequences - from mild fright to (if specifically run or on time the process of inflammation is not strangled) lethal outcome
Alexander Volkov
Simply - a heavy form of cold. There were also deaths.
ANYUNKA APPROPRIATE
as a rule, flu or cold give complications. if a timely treatment is not forthcoming, a fatal outcome is likely. It is necessary to the doctor with such suspicions.
Elena Gracheva
Pneumonia (from the Greek. pnéumon, Greek. Πνευμονία) (inflammation of the lungs) - inflammation of the lung tissue of an infectious origin with a predominant defeat alveoli (development of inflammatory exudation) and interstitial tissue of the lung. The disease can be fatal.
The term "pneumonia" unites a large group of diseases, each of which has its own etiology, pathogenesis, clinical picture, radiologic signs, data of laboratory studies and peculiarities of therapy. It can occur as an independent disease or as a complication of other diseases.
Non-infectious inflammatory processes in the lung tissue, usually called pneumonitis or (in case of primary lesion of respiratory sections of the lungs) by alveolitis. Against a background of similar aseptic inflammatory processes, bacterial, viral-bacterial or fungal pneumonia often develops.
The main diagnostic method is X-ray examination of the lungs, the main method of treatment is antibacterial therapy. Later diagnosis and delay with the onset of antibiotic therapy (more than 8 hours) worsen the prognosis of the disease.
Classification
Pneumonia can be
focal - that is, occupy a small hearth of the lungs,
segmental - spread to one or more segments of the lung,
share - to capture the share of the lung. A classic example of lobar pneumonia is croupous pneumonia.
total pneumonia is called, if it spreads to all the lungs.
In addition, pneumonia can be one-sided, if only one lung is affected, and two-sided if both lungs are affected.
Pneumonia can be primary if it acts as an independent disease, and secondary if she developed against another disease, for example, secondary pneumonia in the background of chronic bronchitis.
There are also
Community-acquired pneumonia
Hospital pneumonia
There are separate types of pneumonia caused by different pathogens.
This group includes pneumonia caused by various pathogens that have different epidemiological, clinical and anatomical manifestations, need different therapies and methods of prevention, pneumonia in HIV infection.
Pneumonia caused by various pathogens
Streptococcus pneumoniae is a frequent pathogen of pneumonia. Pneumococcal pneumonia
Staphylococcal pneumonia
Streptococcal pneumonia
Pneumonia caused by Haemophilus influenzae Afanasyev-Pfeiffer's wand
Pneumonia caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae
Pneumonia caused by Legionella pneumophila
Pneumonia caused by Chlamydia psittaci
Pneumonia caused by Escherichia coli
Pneumonia caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Pneumonia caused by Klebsiella pneumoniae
Pneumonia caused by Chlamydia pneumoniae
Pneumonia caused by Pneumocystis carinii
Candida pneumonia
Aspergillosis of the lungs
Viral pneumonia
Cytomegalovirus pneumonia
Bronchopneumonia
[edit] Dissemination
The incidence of pneumonia depends on many factors: the standard of living, social and marital status, working conditions, contact with animals, travel, the presence of bad habits, contact with sick people, individual characteristics of a person, the geographical spread of one or another causative agent.
Pneumonia remains one of the most common causes of death of children and elderly people in our time, especially in social institutions (children. houses, boarding schools). The frequency of pneumonia in elderly patients is sharply increased at the time when they are treated in hospital facilities for another disease. There are also sharp differences in the etiology of hospital and community-acquired pneumonia.
What causes pneumonia? Draft? He did not even get sick even once a year or two, as he went to the kindergarten - so pneumonia.
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Delia Delia
1- fleeting infection (ARVI)
2 - could sweat, and in the window group a wide open and draft
3 - weakened organism
Kitaeva Eva
it is an infectious disease. Picked up means.
Elena Gennadievna
With the adoption of the body this can be.
A READY GIRL ..
In the garden, too, has its own microclimate with its microbes, small children quickly pick up everything ..
Catherine
if he went to the kindergarten, he could catch up there. children in the kindergarten in general at first only sores are collected, until the body is adapted
antiaircrafter
Pneumonia (from the Greek. pnéumon, Greek. Πνευμονία) (inflammation of the lungs) - inflammation of the lung tissue of an infectious origin with a predominant defeat alveoli (development of inflammatory exudation) and interstitial tissue of the lung.
The term "pneumonia" unites a large group of diseases, each of which has its own etiology, pathogenesis, clinical picture, radiologic signs, data of laboratory studies and peculiarities of therapy. It can occur as an independent disease or as a complication of other diseases.
Non-infectious inflammatory processes in the lung tissue, usually called pneumonitis or (in case of primary lesion of respiratory sections of the lungs) by alveolitis. Against a background of similar aseptic inflammatory processes, bacterial, viral-bacterial or fungal pneumonia often develops.
The main diagnostic method is X-ray examination of the lungs, the main method of treatment is antibacterial therapy. Later diagnosis and delay with the onset of antibiotic therapy (more than 8 hours) worsen the prognosis of the disease. A lethal outcome is possible.
Black currant
Daughters initially put ORVI, ARD, 2 months did not prescribe antibiotics. Only cough syrups. While I did not score an alarm and did not ask for a picture. Where they found pneumonia. Kill the doctor was ready! This is the first year of going to the garden. Every 2 weeks on sick leave. These are our doctors... (((And the child already had no cough, no temperature at all. Tightened doctors with treatment ...
How to understand that loss of inflammation of the lungs without going to the doctor?
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Anton Chernyatin
Without a hike can not do. Advisers from Wikipedia described only the general symptoms, but in fact it is necessary to produce R-graphics, and see which departments affected the inflammation. The attending physician will select the course of antibiotic therapy and prescribe the treatment.
It is better not to delay this, because with delayed treatment, the process can worsen, so it's more likely that you need to see a doctor.
Masha
most in any way, if only a common blood test done, and listen to yourself))
Vyacheslav Smolin
The most important things are cough and high fever. The patient suffers from a dry persistent cough, which can occur not only during the day. Especially he worries a person in the morning and at night, preventing sleep.
Temperature, as one of the most obvious signs of pneumonia, is either not very high, 37 ° C, or rises to 39.5 ° C. A man complains of a chill, sweats a lot.
It can be either quickened or difficult. In very young children with pneumonia, the frequency of respiratory movements is sometimes up to 60 or more times. Those kids who are from one year to five, the frequency of such movements can exceed 40 times.
When you try to take a deep breath, there is pain in your chest. At the same time, painful sensations arise precisely in the place where the main focus of inflammation is concentrated.
Other signs of pneumonia:
constant swelling of the wings of the nose
pain in the abdomen
bluish tint of the area around the mouth
severe headaches
physical weakness
lack of appetite
sputum, which is difficult to leave
In general, rather to the doctor it is necessary!
Anastasia Markasova
Under the scapula can prick
Olga
High fever and pain in one half of the chest. But there are options, pain may not be. Cough may or may not be. Do a fluorography, at least.
T & P
No way. It happens late, believe me.
And the doctor just listen to you - just call him.
What syndromes of pneumonia ???
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Just LANA
Pneumonia is more known to us under the name "pneumonia", it is an acute infectious disease, which is accompanied by disturbances in the respiratory system. After infection, with the development of pathogenic microflora in the lungs inflammation begins, it is accompanied by an increase in body temperature. In contrast to the usual respiratory diseases, in which the fever falls on the second - the third day, when The pneumonia temperature lasts more than three days, at a level of about 37 degrees (the so-called "pulmonary" temperature). An accurate diagnosis allows you to make an X-ray, but there are also external signs of the disease:
- pallor and cyanosis of the nasolabial triangle;
- swelling of the wings of the nose with rapid breathing (with the involvement of the musculature of the chest);
Very fast fatigue; - unreasonable sweating;
- the child's refusal to eat. A characteristic "pneumonious" cough does not exist, it can be mild, superficial, may be absent altogether, and may be severe, paroxysmal like in whooping cough. Sputum for pneumonia is not typical, it appears if the inflammation affected not only the lungs but also the bronchi. It happens that it is not immediately possible to recognize pneumonia.
This is my world
Temperature, cough and weakness.
Irina Nafikova
Increase in temperature, intoxication. cough, purulent sputum, shortness of breath. pain in the chest. brly in the abdomen ..
Tanya
Pain in the left side when inhaled, a blue rim around the mouth appears, the temperature rises. Cough is rare.
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Practically none. I was petty, cold. So 3 weeks went to the doctor (my on vacation was), and then my doctor came out and how he scolded me. Says what it is you are walking with inflammation, but well quickly to the hospital to lie. And there was a usual cough.
Lisa
cough. dyspnea. temperature. results of an x-ray of a picture and analyzes of a blood, wheezing at an auscultation
