Dr.Join Hiddleston - Lung Support Detox

13/09/2021

Pneumonia such as fever, shortness of breath, cough all increase energy, especially during the recovery process, the body needs to be provided with enough energy and nutrients. However, when sick - some sick people - especially the elderly often feel a loss of appetite, loss of appetite, boredom, easily feeling empty, so most of the sick people often lack energy.

HOW PROVIDES BODY UPGRADE CONTRIBUTION:

Eat three main meals.
If the patient is eating poorly:
Split meals, eat 2-3 more snacks: foods rich in energy such as flan, yogurt, cake, fruit.
Add high-energy foods to your meals such as cheese, butter, and vegetable oils.
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Supplemental nutritional products orally (if the patient is still balanced or the intake is still insufficient for energy requirements).

12/09/2021

The secret to healthy lungs

The diseased cells grow in tumors in the lungs. Smoking is the leading cause of this disease. However, the disease is caused by many factors, not just smokers. When you have the disease, you may not initially notice any symptoms. You may then develop coughing spells that don't go away as well as coughing up blood or other symptoms – chest pain, wheezing, trouble breathing. Don't worry too much, because not all of the above symptoms are caused by cancer. See your doctor for prompt treatment with therapies such as surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, or immunotherapy.

12/09/2021

ronchial asthma, Asthma
Bronchial asthma also known as asthma is a chronic disease of the bronchi. The disease causes swelling and the production of a lot of phlegm that blocks the flow of breathing air. Therefore, in people with bronchial asthma will have the following symptoms:
Often coughs;
Wheeze;
Chest tightness;
Shortness of breath.

12/09/2021

Pneumonia
Pneumonia is an acute bacterial infection of the lungs, accounting for about 12% of lung diseases. The disease is not only common in children but also in the elderly and increases when it gets cold.
Some symptoms of pneumonia:
Mild fever, low cough, mild, not much phlegm;
Rapid breathing, breathing faster than usual;
Chest pain especially when breathing deeply or coughing;
There are also some symptoms such as headache, sweating, pale skin, loss of appetite, fatigue ...

12/09/2021

Cystic Fibrosis
The disease occurs if you inherit a gene that causes mucus to build up in the lungs and other organs of the body. This attracts bacteria that cause constant infections, leading to lung damage and respiratory problems. Children with cystic fibrosis may be underdeveloped because mucus makes it difficult for them to absorb nutrients from food.
Respiratory distress syndrome
This syndrome usually develops in premature babies. This is because your baby can't make surfactant, the liquid that helps open up the lungs. Babies with this disease often have difficulty breathing and do not have enough oxygen in their body parts. Your baby may breathe shallowly, quickly, or have redness in his nostrils. To treat this syndrome, you need to attach a breathing tube to your baby so that he can provide adequate surfactant until he can breathe normally on his own.

12/09/2021

Pulmonary embolism
A pulmonary embolism is when your body forms a blood clot, usually in the leg, which then travels to the lungs. This condition impedes blood flow and causes damage to lung tissues. At that time, you may experience respiratory symptoms as well as chest pain, cough, and sometimes bloody cough. The leg where the blood clot forms may be swollen or painful. This condition can be treated with blood thinners as well as medication or surgery.
Pulmonary edema
Pulmonary edema is a condition in which excess fluid builds up in the air sacs in the lungs. This makes it difficult for you to breathe and feel uncomfortable when lying down. You may also experience symptoms such as a fast heartbeat, feeling claustrophobic, coughing up foam at the mouth, or coughing up blood.

12/09/2021

Pleurisy (inflammation of the pleura)
Pleurisy is a condition in which the tissues lining the outside of your lungs or inside your chest become inflamed and rub together. This causes sharp pain in the chest that becomes more uncomfortable when you breathe. You may also have a cough or difficulty breathing. Viruses, bacteria, or fungi as well as certain medications, injuries, and illnesses can cause this. Treatment depends on the cause. If your illness is caused by a bacterial infection, then you can use antibiotics to treat it.

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