The lungs
The lungs are located in the human chest and between the ribs. They are connected to the airways and have many branches. There are twenty-three branches in each branch. There is something connected to it called the pulmonary vesicle. It is very small and is half a cm long. It is filled and swollen with air and does not exceed four centimeters. The trachea through the branches connected between them. There are branches along very small bristles that are always moving up in order to rid the lung of the impurities that can be attached to it and expel anything strange and unpalatable and keep it away from the lung and keep the air clean and clean and free of impurities, lungs have more than three hundred and forty million Sankh Pneumonia and pulmonary bronchodilator, as well as pneumococcal area such as the football field. The air entering the trachea is spread out to a large area so that there is a wide space for the exchange of oxygen inside and outside.
Water on the lung is a fluid collected between the membranes of the lung and the side, where the pleura membrane is located outside the lung, which is surrounded by and acts as a protective shield to protect the lung, this fluid collected in the sides of the lung and outside the membrane and crystalline pleurisy.
Causes of lung fluid collection include:
- Shortness and severe weakness of the heart muscles.
- Acute rheumatism.
- Lack of albumin present in the blood.
- Acute inflammation of the pleura.
- tuberculosis.
- The presence of multiple tumors if benign or non-benign on the chest area or breasts.
- Infections in the bronchi.
- Sudden clots.
- High blood pressure
- Renal failure or liver failure.
- Inflammation of the entire respiratory system
- Exposure to fractures in bones that protect the lung.
- Smoking constantly and non-stop.
- Exposure to environmental pollution and breathing of polluted air.
- This disease can be diagnosed by visiting the doctor and performing some tests and medical and clinical procedures such as blood tests, magnetic radiation, x-rays and others. It can be treated only if the water pool on the lung is due to pulmonary cancer and there is another problem that can be treated very difficult and requires important medical steps .
Symptoms that a person with water may experience on the lung include:
- Severe difficulty and shortness of breath.
- Discomfort and discomfort, especially during sleep, the person does not remove sleep on his back.
- When you exert a great effort, you experience severe fatigue and exhaustion.
- Frequent coughing.