Bronchial itching

The bronchi are branches of the trachea at various levels. The trachea is divided into primary bronchi, namely the left and right main bronchi. Bronchial itching is a relatively common symptom. Bronchial itching is caused by many reasons, such as invasion of viruses such as bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma and chlamydia. In addition to these, there are other reasons that cause bronchial itching. What is the cause of bronchial itching? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. What causes bronchial itching?

Bronchial itching is commonly seen clinically when the body is invaded by pathogens, such as viruses, bacteria, mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc., causing inflammatory changes in the tracheal mucosa. It is also seen in diseases such as cough variant asthma and bronchial asthma. At this time, you can have a routine blood test, take a CT scan of both lungs if necessary, do a lung function test, and even an allergen test.

2. Bronchus

The bronchi refer to the branches of the trachea at various levels, including the first-level bronchi, namely the left and right main bronchi. Compared with the right main bronchus, the left main bronchus is thinner and has an inclined direction, while the latter is thicker and shorter and slightly straighter than the former, so foreign objects that fall through the trachea mostly enter the right main bronchus.

3. Diet for bronchitis

1. The food should be light: fresh vegetables, such as cabbage, spinach, rapeseed, radish, carrot, tomato, cucumber, winter melon, etc., can not only supplement the supply of multiple vitamins and inorganic salts, but also have the functions of clearing phlegm, removing fire, and relieving constipation; soybeans and soy products contain high-quality protein needed by the human body, which can supplement the nutritional loss caused by chronic bronchitis to the body, and do not have the disadvantage of accumulating phlegm and turning into fire.

2. If the cough does not heal over time, it will deplete your vital energy and weaken your lungs and spleen. Therefore, we usually choose foods that can strengthen the spleen, benefit the lungs, nourish the kidneys, regulate qi, and resolve phlegm, such as pork, beef, and sheep lungs, as well as loquat, orange, pear, lily, jujube, lotus seeds, almonds, walnuts, honey, etc., which can help to strengthen the body and improve symptoms. 3. Avoid eating seafood or greasy food. Because "fish generates fire and meat generates phlegm", you should eat less yellow croaker, hairtail, shrimp, crab, fatty meat, etc., so as not to add fire to the generation of phlegm.