What are the first aid measures for tracheospasm

There are many reasons that cause bronchial spasm in the human body, such as bronchial spasm caused by choking, bronchial spasm caused by asthma attacks, bronchial spasm caused by respiratory tract infection and difficulty breathing, etc. Only when the main cause of bronchial spasm is relieved can the right medicine be prescribed and the correct first aid method be used. This article briefly introduces the first aid methods for bronchial spasm caused by asthma attacks. If the situation is serious, the patient needs to go to the hospital for treatment.

In our daily lives, some people suffer asthma attacks due to allergies or other reasons. After an asthma attack, they usually experience breathing difficulties, and in severe cases it can even endanger the patient's life. After an asthma attack, what measures should we take to ensure that the patient's life is saved to the greatest extent possible?

First of all, we should try to avoid exposing patients to factors that can trigger asthma attacks. If the patient suffers from exercise-induced asthma, we should try to get the patient to exercise less, because exercise may trigger asthma attacks. If the patient has an allergic constitution, we should try our best to prevent the patient from contact with factors that may cause allergies.

Secondly, in daily life, we must also pay attention to preventing infection, because the essence of asthma is inflammation. When inflammation occurs in our human respiratory system, people with a history of asthma attacks must control the infection in time, because inflammation can also induce asthma attacks.

When a patient has an asthma attack outdoors or elsewhere, it is best to have the patient sit upright or in a semi-recumbent position and unbutton the buttons closest to the patient's neck, because if the neck is restrained too tightly, it will be difficult for the patient to breathe. When the patient feels it is difficult to breathe, we can use our hands to help massage the patient's back muscles to help improve the patient's breathing.

If conditions permit, try to give the patient oxygen as soon as possible, because oxygen inhalation can relieve the patient's hypoxia. If there are a lot of people watching around, they should be evacuated as soon as possible to avoid affecting the patient's breathing of fresh air due to too many people. The surrounding environment should be kept as quiet as possible, and efforts should be made to avoid causing anxiety and uneasiness in patients due to noise.

If the patient has bronchodilator spray available, we should use it as soon as possible, because this drug can effectively dilate the bronchi, thereby relieving the patient's breathing difficulties caused by bronchospasm.

While giving first aid to the patient, if the patient's condition is serious, we must call 120 as soon as possible, because if the patient's condition is not relieved in time, the patient's bronchi will be in spasm for a long time, and after a certain period of time, it may cause death.

After the ambulance arrives, when we transport the patient to the ambulance, it is best to use a stretcher and a chair with backrest, rather than carrying the patient on the back. Because when carrying a patient on the back, the patient's chest may be compressed, affecting the patient's breathing.