Why does water come to the lungs?

 Why does water come to the lungs?

Hello friends, how are you? Today I will tell you about the cause of water in the lungs. Water in the lungs is a very common problem. The main cause of this problem is pneumonia. However, there are several reasons for the water in the lungs. Q: What does it mean to have water in the lungs? Where does the water freeze? Why does water come? Answer: Lately I am getting a lot of patients who are getting water in their lungs. There are many reasons for water to come. The main one is pneumonia. If pneumonia is not treated, water can come into the lungs. If you have had pulmonary tuberculosis for a long time, that is, if you have tuberculosis, if it is not treated, then water will come to the lungs. If the lungs are abscessed, if it is not treated, water will come to the lungs. If someone has lung cancer, even if it is not diagnosed in advance, water will come to the lungs. Even if he has a traumatic injury, a road accident or is hit by something, his lungs can still get watery. In addition, there are other reasons for the water in the lungs. Cardiac failure, heart failure, liver failure can cause water to enter the lungs. But what the general public needs is pneumonia. I am getting pneumonia in every house. If it is not treated, water will come through the lungs. Q: What does it mean to have water in the lungs? Where does water come from in the lungs? Answer: Just like we wear shirts, we have screen in our lungs. Parietal layer and visceral layer. The visceral layer is applied to the skin. And on top of that is the parietal layer. There is a lubricant between the two. It works on the contraction-expansion of the lungs. This is the gap between the two layers, where water accumulates.