Infection of both lungs, hospitalization**. After the doctor's diagnosis, Mr. Liu was suffering from Pneumocystis infection, and the cause of this illness was his bad lifestyle habit Xi smelling smelly socks every day.
My guess is that he often used his nose to smell the smell of his socks after taking them off, a bad Xi that caused him respiratory and lung infections. Dr. Wang said.
Pneumocystis is an opportunistic pathogen that is often found in contaminated environments, such as old rooms, damp soil, animal houses, etc. When the body's immunity is weakened, the germ can take advantage of the weakness and cause infection. Mr. Liu's long-term bad Xi allowed the bacteria to enter his respiratory tract and lungs, eventually causing a double lung infection.
This bad Xi can not only cause respiratory and lung infections, but can also cause other diseases. Dr. Wang reminded everyone to develop good Xi habits, wash hands frequently, change clothes frequently, do not spit, and maintain indoor air circulation. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid using your nose to smell foul smells or contact contaminated objects.
After **, Mr. Liu's condition has been controlled. Doctors say that Pneumocystis infection can be **, but if not timely**, the condition may be aggravated and even life-threatening. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to their physical health and seek medical attention in time once they have symptoms of respiratory or lung infection.
In conclusion, developing good Xi habits is essential for good health. We should always pay attention to our Xi habits and avoid the impact of bad Xi habits on our health. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the awareness of self-protection, maintain personal hygiene and environmental hygiene, and reduce the infection and spread of germs.