Emphysema structure is irreversible and cannot be cured.
Paraseptal emphysema is a limited form of emphysema where the structure of the emphysema is irreversible and cannot be cured. It usually evolves gradually into paraseptal emphysema due to the long-term presence of inflammation in the lungs, which destroys localized trachea, bronchus and lung tissue. Paraseptal emphysema is most commonly seen in smokers, but also idiopathic.
It is recommended to improve the lung function test in time, and consider adding bronchodilators such as formoterol and tiotropium bromide in time for those with ventilation dysfunction.
Therefore, it is recommended to consult a doctor for timely evaluation and treatment of septal parietal emphysema under the guidance of a doctor.