Ventilation

Ventilation's disease overview

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Increase ventilation (English name is Hyperventilation) is an imbalance between breathing and breathing. Breathing out is usually more than inhaling, causing rapid reduction in the amount (CO2) in the body. The decline of this gas can make the patient feel dizzy, tachycardia, shortness of breath, making the patient breathe faster and deeper than normal and often in a state of panic when developing the disease. Air hypertension syndrome (HVS) is considered a kind of respiratory disorder, based on psychology or physiology. 

Is the ventilation dangerous?

Syndrome of ventilation is not life -threatening, but can significantly reduce the amount of CO2 in the body, anesthesia, tingling in the limbs. If not treated promptly, it can lead to serious and unconscious muscle spasms. There are many causes of ventilation syndrome, some people are more likely to have this phenomenon than others in which women with heart neurological disorders are the most common. If left untreated, increased ventilation may even be fatal.

Causes of Ventilation's disease

There are many causes that can lead to pulmonary hypertrophy of pulmonary ventilation but anxiety and panic (anxiety disorder) are the main cause of rapid increase in breathing. This condition is considered the body's reaction to emotional states such as depression, anxiety, panic, anger or prolonged stress. 

People with stress, nervous system weakness are also prone to heart disorders. Manifestations in the heart beat fast, empty chest, dizziness ... But when the examination has no damage at the heart. It is the anxiety of unexpected cause in patients with arrhythmia that leads to ventilation syndrome. When they are worried and noticed excessive about their respiratory status, feeling lack of oxygen to breathe will try to breathe faster and deeper to get enough oxygen.

Other causes include:

  • Bleeding
  • Use stimulants
  • Use an overdose (for example, aspirin overdose)
  • unhealthy living regime: humid environment, malnutrition
  • Side effects of some treatments
  • Serious pain

    • Pregnancy

    Pulmonary diseases such as pulmonary infections, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, bronchiectasis, pulmonary embolism, pulmonary stasis ...

  • Heart conditions such as heart attack, heart disorders

    • Acid ceton infection (a complication of high blood sugar in patients with diabetes tube 1)

  • Traumatic head injury, brain damage, brain and brain, traumatic brain injury, intracranial pressure
  • Traveling to an altitude of over 800m

    • Symptoms of Ventilation's disease

    Increase ventilation has two main forms: daily ventilation and sudden ventilation. 

  • Increasing daily ventilation manifests itself by rapid breathing, so it is often difficult to be identified. 
  • Sudden ventilation occurs quickly and suddenly with more serious symptoms. Patients with sudden ventilation syndrome may experience discomfort, pain in some parts of the body such as the abdomen, chest, nervous system and sensation.

    • Lung ventilation may be a serious problem for patients. Symptoms can last for 20-30 minutes with some typical symptoms and signs.

  • Patients breathe, breathe in too much air leading to a few symptoms in the abdomen and chest such as: flatulence, belching, heavy abdomen, chest pain, chest tight Wheezing
  • Fast breathing also causes patients to reduce the amount of calcium, CO2 in the blood, causing nerve symptoms such as: numbness of the hands, feet or around the mouth; Hands and legs spasms or cramps, muscle seizures
  • Emotionally, patients are often worried, insecure, thrilling feeling easy to stress, heart beat fast and strong.
  • Dry mouth due to too much air circulating through the mouth.
  • Due to the limited blood supply to the brain, patients often feel dizzy, vaguely confused head, problem with balance.

    • Some other manifestations also need to be noted such as:

  • Fever
  • Sweating, trembling, exhaustion
  • Sighing or yawning
  • Infection, bleeding
  • Impaired impairment such as blurred vision or tunnel vision, illusion.
  • Funding with concentration or memory, often confusing
  • Loss of consciousness (fainting)

    • If you have these symptoms, you need to contact your doctor to examine and find the cause of fast breathing. The initial ventilation syndrome will be a bit vague and often misdiagnosed as asthma. 

    Diagnostic measures for Ventilation's disease

    When noticing abnormal symptoms, the doctor will quickly check the breath and circulatory system of the patient. Some tests may be appointed by a doctor to find out the cause of the signs and symptoms of the patient including:

  • Aortic blood test

    • Other blood tests

    Lung X-rays

  • CT scan
  • ECG (EKG, ECG)

    • If the doctor suspects that there is a more serious condition than the ventilation syndrome, you may be asked to be admitted to the hospital for further inspection and monitoring. Some other serious conditions related to rapid or deep breathing include:

  • Lung problems
  • Heart problems

    • Nervous system problems

  • Drug reactions and poisoning

    • Infections

    Pregnancy

    Liver disorders

    Ventilation's disease treatments

    The goal of treatment in rapid breathing is to increase the amount of carbon dioxide in the body and slow down the breathing, patients can refer to some fast treatment methods and lung hyperventin /strong> as follows:

    Quick processing method
  • keeps the mentality calm, avoiding panic . The important thing to treat this syndrome is to try to keep calm in cases of acute rapid breathing. Patients should discuss in advance with relatives and colleagues, asking them to support by gently on the back when this phenomenon appears. Note to disperse the crowd, out of open space for easier breathing and relaxation.
  • Learn how to control breathing and slow breath : Patients should practice how to control themselves by slowly inhaling method gas in the lungs for 5 seconds and then exhale slowly. Apply this technique repeated until you see the breath return to normal.
  • Breathe through each nostrils : The patient reaches his hand to cover his mouth, covers his nose with his fingers and alternates the breath. . This posture will help the air to be taken more slowly.
  • Using paper bags to breathe : Patients should have a paper bag with a person. When the illness is gently covered with paper bags, breathing in to ensure that CO2 is not given out of the air, then breathe 12 times with the bag and 12 breathing in the air.
    • long -term treatment

  • Acupuncture therapy : It can also be an effective treatment for ventilation syndrome. Acupuncture of the pulse can reduce the anxiety and severity of rapid breathing.

    • Using drugs : Depending on the severity of the disease, the doctor may prescribe the patient to take the appropriate drug.

  • exercise regularly : Exercises such as fast walking, running while breathing in and out with nose can limit increased catheterization gas.
  • Practice the exercises about the body/mind : Tai Chi, yoga, meditation or qigong minimum 1 hour/day can help You calm down, relieve psychology and control breathing effectively.

    • The rapid breathing can be treated and controlled, but the patient still needs to care about potential problems. Refer and ask the doctor's help to find out the "root" of the problem and thereby seek appropriate treatment.

    See also:

  • Overview of common lung diseases

    • fast breathing - one of the warning signs of infant pneumonia

  • 8 warning signs of arrhythmia

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