What are the symptoms of mild interstitial changes in both lungs?

There are many kinds of lung diseases, such as pneumonia and tuberculosis, which are diseases we often hear about. However, you may not be familiar with a kind of lung disease called mild interstitial changes in both lungs. In fact, it is a kind of lung function disease. Now because of its increasing incidence, we should pay attention to it. After suffering from this disease, timely and standardized treatment is required to prevent the condition from worsening.

Symptoms of mild interstitial changes in both lungs

1. Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing: This is a hallmark symptom of interstitial changes in both lungs and is the main cause of anxiety for patients. In the early stage, it only occurs during exertion, but gradually worsens so that shortness of breath is felt during daily activities or even rest.

2. Wheezing and chest tightness: These are not specific symptoms of bilateral interstitial changes in the lungs. Some patients, especially those with severe conditions, experience wheezing. Chest tightness usually occurs after exertion and is related to the isovolumetric contraction of the intercostal muscles due to labored breathing.

3. Systemic symptoms: During the clinical course of the disease, especially in more serious patients, systemic symptoms may occur, such as weight loss, loss of appetite, peripheral muscle atrophy and dysfunction, depression and (or) anxiety, etc.; when combined with infection, symptoms such as coughing up blood or hemoptysis may occur.

4. Chronic cough: Usually the first symptom. The cough is intermittent at first and is more severe in the morning. Later, the cough occurs in the morning and evening or throughout the day, but the cough is not obvious at night. In a few cases, the cough is not accompanied by sputum, and in some cases, there are various obvious airflow limitations but no cough symptoms.

Treatment of mild interstitial changes in both lungs

The magnetic medicine superposition regulation immunotherapy is based on the theory of acupoints in traditional Chinese medicine. It uses cupping, drug fumigation, acupuncture, external plastering and other methods to comprehensively treat and regulate diseases. Through this special treatment method, which takes green (no side effects, no damage to other organ functions) and natural (in accordance with the laws of change of things) as treatment principles, patients can achieve the goal of "preventing disease before it occurs" while treating the disease. Magnetic medicine superimposed regulatory immunotherapy can be adjusted according to the symptoms and physical constitution of different patients. Different treatment and drug methods can be combined to formulate different treatment plans according to the individual.