Question 2: The latest treatment of COPD in the world. At present, the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is mostly drug treatment, which is more practical and convenient.
(1) stable treatment
1. Educate and persuade patients to quit smoking; Caused by occupational or environmental dust and * * * gas should be separated from environmental pollution.
2. Bronchial relaxants include short-term on-demand application to temporarily relieve symptoms, and long-term regular application to relieve symptoms. Commonly used drugs are Shuchuanling, Silihua, aminophylline, mucosolvan, hormones and so on.
3. Those who are not easy to expectorate can apply expectorants. The commonly used drug is ambroxol hydrochloride, three times a day.
4. Glucocorticoid therapy is used for severe and extremely severe patients (Grade Ⅲ and Ⅳ) and patients with repeated aggravation.
Long-term inhalation of glucocorticoid combined with long-acting p2 adrenergic receptor agonist can increase exercise tolerance and reduce anxiety.
Sexual life aggravated the frequency of attacks, improved the quality of life and even improved the lung function of some patients. At present, the commonly used dosage form is the same time.
Trafloticasone, formoterol and budesonide.
5. Long-term family oxygen therapy (LTOT) can improve the quality of life and survival rate of coPD patients with chronic respiratory failure.
(2) Treatment of acute exacerbation
Acute exacerbation refers to cough, expectoration, dyspnea, increased sputum volume or yellow sputum; Or it needs to change.
Change the medication plan.
1. Determine the cause of acute deterioration and the severity of the disease. The most common cause of acute deterioration is bacteria or viruses.
Infection.
2. According to the severity of the illness, decide whether to go out for treatment or hospitalization.
3. Bronchial vasodilators are also in a stable phase.
Patients with severe wheezing symptoms can be treated with high-dose aerosol inhalation, such as salbutamol or salbutamol 1000b~g plus ipratropium bromide 250 ~ 500 ftg, and patients can relieve their symptoms by inhaling with a small atomizer.
4. Hypoxemia caused by low-flow oxygen inhalation can be inhaled through nasal catheter or Venturi mask.
5. Antibiotics When the patient has increased dyspnea, cough with excessive phlegm, and pus in the sputum, it should be based on the patient's location.
Antibiotics are actively used to treat common pathogenic bacteria types and drug sensitivity. For example, beta-lactams/beta-lactamase inhibitors.
Prepare; Second generation cephalosporins, macrolides or quinones. In severe cases, ceftriaxone sodium and other third-generation cephalosporins can be used for intravenous drip, daily 1 time. If the exact pathogen is found, choose antibiotics according to the drug sensitivity results.
6. Glucocorticoid For patients with acute exacerbation who need hospitalization, oral prednisolone 30 ~ 40 mg/d can be considered.
Methylprednisolone 40 mg ~ 80 Rag can also be injected intravenously, once a day/kloc-0. For 5 ~ 7 days in a row.
7. expectorant bromhexine 8 ~ 16 mg, three times a day; Ambroxol hydrochloride 30mg, three times a day is appropriate.
Question 3: Can COPD be cured? It can be improved, but it cannot be cured.
(1) Actively control respiratory tract infection: The most common cause of COPD is respiratory tract infection, but the respiratory tract infection and aggravation of COPD are mostly hidden, and fever and leukocytosis are rare. It is not difficult to diagnose listlessness, anorexia and fatigue, especially shortness of breath and sputum changes. When respiratory tract infection is suspected, sputum culture and drug sensitivity test should be done first, and the most suitable and effective antibiotics should be selected according to the results. However, antibiotic treatment can't control the disease for a long time, so we should continue to look for other treatments, and Chinese medicine is more effective.
(2) Long-distance low-flow oxygen inhalation: Long-distance oxygen inhalation by nasal catheter method, daily 15-20 hours, flow 1- 1.5L/min. It can reduce pulmonary artery pressure, improve symptoms, improve quality of life and prolong survival time. Short-term oxygen inhalation can improve symptoms, but has no effect on pulmonary artery pressure and prognosis.
(3) receive systematic and standardized treatment: systematic and standardized Chinese medicine treatment is an effective treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. If you still have questions about the disease, you can consult an expert doctor. After all, experts and doctors are experienced and can give more professional and authoritative opinions, hoping to help you.
Question 4: How can chronic obstructive pulmonary disease treat itself 1. Keep the respiratory tract unobstructed: people with sticky sputum who are not easy to cough up should drink plenty of water to moisten the airway, dilute the sputum, and inhale without words every day if necessary.
2. Exercise of respiratory function: 1) Breathe with contracted lips; 2) Diaphragmatic and abdominal breathing.
3. Strengthen nursing: quit smoking and avoid dust contact and inhalation of * * * gas. Avoid contact with patients with respiratory infections and avoid catching a cold. Diet should be high in calories, protein and vitamins to avoid malnutrition. Eat more vegetables and fresh fruits.
Question 5: What is the best treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in the elderly? Hello, asthma has been incurable by doctors since ancient times, that is, up to now, there is no specific medicine product that can cure chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, regardless of Chinese medicine or western medicine.
Emphysema, asthma and bronchitis can be cured clinically according to the following treatment schemes:
1, adhere to the system of professor-level chief physician in 3A medical insurance hospitals for drug treatment. .
Antibiotics are forbidden for asthma.
2. Use the national patent and biomedical engineering product produced and sold by Beijing Chenping Biological Company: COPD cell gene energy therapeutic instrument, in order to completely solve the recovery of lung metabolic function, improve blood oxygen content, promote carbon monoxide discharge and restore the biological balance function of immune system.
According to the above method, the development of the disease can be basically completely controlled within about 10 to 60 days, and the clinical treatment effect of completely controlling the continuous development of the disease can be achieved within 1 3 months.
Ensure the curative effect, if there is no effective product recall within 20 days!
Continue to consolidate the treatment for 2-4 seasons to achieve clinical curative effect.
Sun Ping
Question 6: Can COPD be cured? How to treat hello, there is no radical cure for COPD at present, but it can be controlled. Long-acting bronchodilators such as seretide can effectively help patients relieve symptoms. I suggest you go to the respiratory department of a regular hospital as soon as possible for follow-up treatment of chronic diseases. I wish you the best of health!
Question 7: How to prevent and treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a chronic respiratory disease that seriously harms people's health. According to the statistics of China COPD Working Group in 2003, the prevalence rate of COPD in Chinese mainland is 6.5%, and the population over 40 accounts for 8.5%, which is much higher than that in developed countries and regions. The prevalence rate is very alarming. It is the fourth leading cause of death in the world. COPD patients may have no symptoms in the early stage, but they often have chest tightness, shortness of breath after exercise or cough and expectoration in the middle and late stage. If the treatment is not standardized or the condition is repeated, it can lead to complications such as cor pulmonale and pulmonary encephalopathy, and even cause respiratory function and multiple organ failure. 1. What is the main cause of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? The etiology of COPD is still unclear. At present, it is considered to be related to airway inflammation and harmful particles. There may be the following risk factors: Smoking: At present, it is recognized that smoking is an important pathogenic factor of COPD. Smoking can make bronchial epithelial cilia shorter and irregular, cause cilia movement disorder, reduce local resistance, weaken phagocytosis and sterilization of phagocytes, and also cause bronchospasm and increase airway resistance. Most patients with COPD have a history of smoking. Occupational dust and chemicals: when the concentration of occupational dust and chemicals (smoke, allergens, industrial waste gas and indoor air pollution, etc. ) too much or too long contact time will lead to COPD. Air pollution: Chemical gases such as chlorine, nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide have toxic effects on bronchial mucosa and cells. Other dusts, such as silica, coal dust, cotton dust, sugarcane dust and other bronchial mucosa damage the airway clearance function. The risk factors of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease may also be related to a large number of cooking smoke and fuel smoke. Infection: Respiratory infection caused by viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms is another important factor in the onset and aggravation of COPD. Others: such as genetic factors, allergies, climate change, etc. are all related to the pathogenesis of COPD. 2. How to find COPD? First of all, please answer a few questions ① Do you often cough? Do you often cough up phlegm? ③ Do you often feel short of breath after activities? Are you over forty? Do you smoke now? Or did you use to smoke a lot? If you answer "yes" to three or more of the above questions, you should go to the hospital to consult a respiratory doctor. Pulmonary function examination is of great significance for diagnosis. The doctor will check your lung function once, and you can make a definite diagnosis. 3. How to prevent COPD? Prevention is the key to effectively control COPD. Primary prevention: also known as etiological prevention, is the fundamental measure to prevent and eliminate diseases. Promote that smoking is harmful to health, and smokers should quit smoking immediately. Quitting smoking is an important measure to prevent COPD and avoid inhaling harmful dust, smoke or gas. Prevention of respiratory tract infection, including virus, mycoplasma or bacterial infection. You can also regularly inject influenza vaccine and pneumococcal vaccine. Improving patients' living standard, increasing nutrition, giving health education, improving working environment and conditions, and developing good hygiene habits are of great significance to prevent this disease. Among them, it is very important to strengthen the health education of COPD. Secondary prevention: also known as "three early" prevention. That is, early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment. For people with high risk factors of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung function should be tested regularly, so as to find chronic obstructive pulmonary disease early and take corresponding measures to intervene in time. Tertiary prevention: also known as "clinical prevention". Through clinical intervention and treatment, including symptomatic treatment and rehabilitation treatment. For COPD patients, we should actively treat them according to the advice of respiratory specialists, prevent the occurrence of complications, prevent the deterioration of the disease, promote functional recovery, improve the quality of life, prolong life and reduce acute attacks and mortality. 4. What should I do if I have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? (1), know yourself-you should receive treatment and health education, master the basic knowledge of COPD, understand the lesions and the corresponding treatment principles, and cooperate closely with doctors. ② Avoiding the inducement-quitting smoking and avoiding environmental pollution are not only important measures to prevent the occurrence of COPD, but also important means to slow down the progress of the disease. (3), close monitoring-should closely monitor the disease changes and treatment response. Among the clinical symptoms, expectoration and asthma are of great significance to judge the condition. ④ Regularly monitor blood gas and lung function. Once respiratory failure or right heart failure is found, you should be admitted to hospital immediately. ⑤. Comprehensive treatment —— Take corresponding measures for patients in stable stage and acute exacerbation stage respectively. 5. How to treat COPD? 1, treatment in stable period When your condition is stable, you should pay attention to receiving publicity, education and management, pay special attention to not smoking, and control occupational or environmental pollution ... >>
Question 8: How to maintain the chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) lung-clearing instrument with physical therapy effect? By clearing away lung heat, absorbing phlegm and ventilating, the health care and conditioning effects can be achieved.
How old are you? If you lack oxygen, it is recommended to take oxygen for more than 6 hours every day.
Question 9: The latest treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in the world. At present, the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is mostly drug treatment, which is more practical and convenient.
(1) stable treatment
1. Educate and persuade patients to quit smoking; Caused by occupational or environmental dust and * * * gas should be separated from environmental pollution.
2. Bronchial relaxants include short-term on-demand application to temporarily relieve symptoms, and long-term regular application to relieve symptoms. Commonly used drugs are Shuchuanling, Silihua, aminophylline, mucosolvan, hormones and so on.
3. Those who are not easy to expectorate can apply expectorants. The commonly used drug is ambroxol hydrochloride, three times a day.
4. Glucocorticoid therapy is used for severe and extremely severe patients (Grade Ⅲ and Ⅳ) and patients with repeated aggravation.
Long-term inhalation of glucocorticoid combined with long-acting p2 adrenergic receptor agonist can increase exercise tolerance and reduce anxiety.
Sexual life aggravated the frequency of attacks, improved the quality of life and even improved the lung function of some patients. At present, the commonly used dosage form is the same time.
Trafloticasone, formoterol and budesonide.
5. Long-term family oxygen therapy (LTOT) can improve the quality of life and survival rate of coPD patients with chronic respiratory failure.
(2) Treatment of acute exacerbation
Acute exacerbation refers to cough, expectoration, dyspnea, increased sputum volume or yellow sputum; Or it needs to change.
Change the medication plan.
1. Determine the cause of acute deterioration and the severity of the disease. The most common cause of acute deterioration is bacteria or viruses.
Infection.
2. According to the severity of the illness, decide whether to go out for treatment or hospitalization.
3. Bronchial vasodilators are also in a stable phase.
Patients with severe wheezing symptoms can be treated with high-dose aerosol inhalation, such as salbutamol or salbutamol 1000b~g plus ipratropium bromide 250 ~ 500 ftg, and patients can relieve their symptoms by inhaling with a small atomizer.
4. Hypoxemia caused by low-flow oxygen inhalation can be inhaled through nasal catheter or Venturi mask.
5. Antibiotics When the patient has increased dyspnea, cough with excessive phlegm, and pus in the sputum, it should be based on the patient's location.
Antibiotics are actively used to treat common pathogenic bacteria types and drug sensitivity. For example, beta-lactams/beta-lactamase inhibitors.
Prepare; Second generation cephalosporins, macrolides or quinones. In severe cases, ceftriaxone sodium and other third-generation cephalosporins can be used for intravenous drip, daily 1 time. If the exact pathogen is found, choose antibiotics according to the drug sensitivity results.
6. Glucocorticoid For patients with acute exacerbation who need hospitalization, oral prednisolone 30 ~ 40 mg/d can be considered.
Methylprednisolone 40 mg ~ 80 Rag can also be injected intravenously, once a day/kloc-0. For 5 ~ 7 days in a row.
7. expectorant bromhexine 8 ~ 16 mg, three times a day; Ambroxol hydrochloride 30mg, three times a day is appropriate.
Question 10: How can chronic obstructive pulmonary disease treat itself 1? Keep the respiratory tract unobstructed: People with sticky sputum who are not easy to cough up should drink plenty of water to moisten the airway and dilute the sputum, and inhale without words every day if necessary.
2. Exercise of respiratory function: 1) Breathe with contracted lips; 2) Diaphragmatic and abdominal breathing.
3. Strengthen nursing: quit smoking and avoid dust contact and inhalation of * * * gas. Avoid contact with patients with respiratory infections and avoid catching a cold. Diet should be high in calories, protein and vitamins to avoid malnutrition. Eat more vegetables and fresh fruits.