Asymptomatic pulmonary herpes do not require treatment. Patients with chronic bronchitis and emphysema are mainly treated for primary diseases, and antibiotics are applied to secondary infections. Lung pustules are large in size, occupying 70%-100% of one side of the thoracic cavity, clinically symptomatic, and in patients without other lesions in the lungs, surgical resection of lung pustules can lead to the reopening of the compressed lung tissues, increase of the respiratory area, and disappearance of the intrapulmonary shunt. During surgery, as much healthy lung tissue should be preserved as possible, and strive to do only pulmonary herpetic resection and suturing. Patients with spontaneous pneumothorax caused by pulmonary herpetic rupture can be cured by thoracic puncture thoracic closure therapy. Combined hemothorax patients, the patient’s clinical symptoms are sometimes very heavy, often with chest pain, dyspnea, but also a series of bleeding manifestations, the clinical should be closely observed changes in the condition, in a short period of time to take non-surgical measures, such as blood transfusion, chest puncture, etc., the symptoms do not improve significantly should be decisive when the opening of the chest to explore, at this time there is often a large active bleeding, non-surgical treatment observation time is too long, often delayed, prognosis Not as good as surgical hemostasis.