Lung cancer obstructive pneumonia

Obstructive pneumonia can be caused by lung cancer, other benign lung tumors or foreign bodies. Obstructive pneumonia is an inflammatory disease of the lungs, manifested by fever, cough, and sputum. Lung cancer can cause obstructive pneumonia. Obstructive pneumonia is not lung cancer.

What medicine is taken orally for mycoplasma pneumonia

Macrolide drugs such as erythromycin, azithromycin, and zymoxetine can be used to treat Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection. Some cough and expectorant drugs can be selected, such as compound dextromethorphan oral solution, compound ambroxol oral solution, compound procaterol oral solution, and compound licorice tablets. If necessary, quinolone drugs such as levofloxacin can be used in combination for treatment. In clinical practice, the main treatment is generally symptomatic treatment and etiological treatment. The most typical clinical manifestation is persistent and irritating cough.

Early symptoms of pneumonia

What we usually call pneumonia refers to bacterial pneumonia. At the beginning of the disease, patients usually have a history of viral infections such as cold, rain, fatigue, drunkenness, and upper respiratory tract infection. At the beginning of the disease, it can manifest as symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, such as sneezing, runny nose, dry throat, etc. As the disease progresses, it often develops acutely, with high fever, chills, muscle aches, and body temperature can reach high fever or even hyperthermia. The body temperature usually rises in the afternoon or evening, and is accompanied by a fast heartbeat. In the initial coughing and sputum, the sputum is small in amount, and it may contain blood or be rusty. As the disease progresses, the sputum volume will increase, and as a large amount of sputum is discharged, the condition will improve. Some people will experience chest pain, which can radiate to the shoulders or abdomen, and the pain can worsen when coughing and taking deep breaths.