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pleural tumors
Metastatic membranous tumors mostly come from the lungs, breasts, etc.: Primary pleural tumors mostly come from pleural mesothelial cells or connective tissue under pleural , which is called pleural dermatoma. This disease can occur at any age and is more common in younger people. The ratio between men and women is about 10:1, and the right chest cavity is more common than the left chest cavity. It is divided into localized and diffuse types. localized is often asymptomatic in the early stage. It is often found during physical examinations or x-ray examinations. Some patients may have blunt chest pain, cough, dyspnea, and hypertrophy of lung osteoarthropathy. Diffuse types often include chest pain, and progressive dyspnea, with severe and persistent chest pain, and general analgesics are difficult to relieve. In addition, it may be accompanied by dry cough, low fever, weight loss, etc. This disease is equivalent to the category of "chest distension", "hanging drink" and "chest pain" in traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease is mostly caused by emotional disorders, excessive fatigue or feeling external poisonous evil, which causes the body's yin and yang balance imbalance, the internal organs and meridians to lose control, and a series of pathological changes such as qi stagnation, blood stasis and phlegm gathering, evil poison congestion, and eventually tumors. Therefore, in terms of treatment, it is mostly used to clear heat and detoxify, regulate qi and promote blood circulation, and eliminate phlegm and evaporate fluid.
The main method is to combine appropriate plans and make reasonable addition and subtraction according to the symptoms and personal physical condition.
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