How are pulmonary nodules formed? How should pulmonary nodules be treated?

How are pulmonary nodules formed? How should pulmonary nodules be treated? Pulmonary nodule is a common clinical disease, which is mainly caused by air pollution, lung cancer, long-term smoking, tuberculosis, bronchopneumonia, dust pollution and other factors. What's wrong with pulmonary nodules? Pulmonary nodules are almost round or irregular lesions with a lung diameter less than or equal to 3 cm. Imaging manifestations are high-density shadows and lesions with clear or unclear boundaries, and there is no treatment for pulmonary nodules in modern medicine. Mainly according to the size, nature, benign and malignant degree of nodules in the image, different treatment principles are provided, such as follow-up CT and non-operation.

Analysis of pathogenesis of pulmonary sarcoidosis in traditional Chinese medicine The syndromes of pulmonary nodules must belong to deficiency and excess, "pathogenic factors gather qi deficiency", that is, deficiency of both spleen and lung; Fibrosis, and then lymph node changes will appear in the lungs. Long-term smog or serious air pollution has formed carbon deposits in the lungs. Fibrosis, and then lymph node changes will appear in the lungs. It is tuberculosis or inflammatory infection that causes changes in lung lymph nodes. Trauma causes congestion in the lungs. When the damaged changes form lymph nodes, they will change during the repair process. Benign tumors that grow in the lungs, such as Conndroma and migraine.

Let's talk about whether pulmonary nodules are serious or not. This matter is difficult to judge, because pulmonary nodules are different in nature and can be divided into benign and malignant. No one can judge whether it is benign or malignant without pathological analysis. But when you take a film CT, experts and doctors will analyze the morphology of the nodules on the film and then provide reasonable suggestions to the patients.

The lung environment of smokers is very bad. After long-term lung injury, various carcinogens induce normal cell lesions in the lung, which is very likely to produce nodules. People who have smoked for many years are also the main group of patients with pulmonary nodules. Therefore, smoking is the primary inducing factor of pulmonary nodules. This is more common among children and teenagers. It can be said that it is the most common leukemia in childhood, but the remission rate of children and adolescents is higher than that of adults, and most children can achieve long-term disease-free survival.