Some people think that hydropneumonia is a sign of advanced lung cancer, and they are very scared. In fact, this kind of thinking is too arbitrary. In order to let everyone have a complete understanding of hydropneumonia and lung cancer, let me tell you about hydrocephalus is the first stage of lung cancer? 　　 Hydropneumonia is the advanced stage of lung cancer Is it?

　　 The first thing to say is that hydropneumonia is not necessarily advanced lung cancer, because there are many reasons for the formation of hydropneumonia, but advanced lung cancer can easily lead to hydropneumonia due to lung cancer Tissue resection makes the lung function incomplete, and the rate of pleural effusion generation and elimination cannot be dynamically balanced.

　　What causes hydropneumonia?

　　The main etiology of hydropneumonia is in the heart, and the heart can be divided into left and right sides in function, each responsible for different Cycle path. The left heart is responsible for the circulation of blood through the aorta to the whole body, and then flows back to the right heart through the superior and inferior vena cava, called the systemic circulation (also known as the major circulation); the right heart is responsible for transporting blood through the pulmonary artery to the lungs and then through Pulmonary veins flow back to the left heart, called pulmonary circulation (also called small circulation).

　　When left heart failure, it will cause increased pulmonary venous pressure and cause hydropneumonia. If the precipitating factor comes quickly and urgently, it will cause acute hydropneumonia.

　　Treatment of hydropneumonia depends on the cause of the disease. Common causes include hypertensive heart disease, coronary heart disease, aortic valve disease, and mitral insufficiency. Arrhythmia, severe anemia, and infusion of L can also cause lung congestion and hydrops.

　　 There are many causes of hydropneumonia, such as pulmonary hypertension, hypertension, liver disease, renal insufficiency, and heart failure. However, heart disease causes a high proportion of hydropneumonia.

　　Heart disease causes the blood originally transported to the whole body to stagnate in the heart. When the blood in the lungs is about to return to the heart, the backflow is blocked due to the increased pressure in the heart, causing the water in the blood to penetrate into the tissue The gap causes obstruction of lung ventilation, which leads to hydrops. Of course, treatment must be directed to the cause of hydropneumonia.

　　 Therefore, hydropneumonia is one of the expressions of advanced lung cancer, but people with hydropneumonia are not necessarily advanced lung cancer. Friends, don’t panic without confirming the cause.