Pneumopathies are diseases that affect the lungs due to the presence of microorganisms or additional substances in the body, which cause the appearance of symptoms such as illness and shortness of breath.
Treatment of pneumopathy is performed according to the cause, as the doctor must first perform an evaluation and indicate diagnostic tests, usually indicated the use of antibiotics, antiparasitic drugs or corticosteroids.
Pneumopathies can be classified into different types, depending on their cause, by:
Diagnosis of pneumopathies may be made by a generalist or pneumologist, by valuing symptomatology and the result of a chest x-ray, from which it is possible to observe the areas of pulmonary commitment.
Symptoms of neuropathy vary depending on the general cause of high blood pressure, chest pain, shortness of air, and increased frequency of heart barking.
It is important for your doctor to evaluate your symptoms so that you can spend a night of severity and establish the best treatment.
Treatment of pneumopathy varies depending on the lung disease usually present by the patient, through the use of antibiotics, antimicosics and antiparasitics, for example in the case of infectious pneumopathy, the use of corticosteroids may be indicated to relieve symptoms and reduce lung inflammation. All medicines should be used in accordance with medical advice.
In severe pneumopathies, hospitalization may be necessary in addition to oxygen therapy.