Whether the presence of fibrous streaks in the lungs is serious or not needs to be evaluated and analyzed in conjunction with the patient’s past medical history and symptomatic findings. If it is scar tissue, it is usually not serious, but if there are other adverse reactions or infections, it is more serious and needs to be taken seriously.
1. Scar tissue: If it is considered that the scar tissue is left behind after curing pneumonia or tuberculosis and other lung diseases, and the patient has no other symptoms, then it is not serious, and it is mostly a past medical history, so the patient does not need to worry too much, and regular checkups can be done.
2. Adverse reactions, infections: If the patient has a cough and sputum, dyspnea, dyspnea and a series of symptoms or infection, we need to go to treatment in a timely manner, anti-infection or anti-tuberculosis treatment, so that the disease is under control.
In addition, patients with lung disease, the diet should be light, can not eat spicy and stimulating food, and resolutely can not smoke, but also to avoid second-hand smoke, to prevent long-term chronic stimulation of smoke to make further aggravation of the symptoms or induced by other lung diseases.