Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, pleural effusion is caused by trauma-induced chest soft tissue injury or lung damage, which can produce prominent wet rales upon auscultation. Therefore, timely anti-inflammatory treatment is required. If the effusion is significant, (puncture treatment) or drainage may be performed. If the effusion is not extensive, rest and anti-inflammatory medications can be used for treatment. It is recommended to supplement with vitamin C and vitamin E, as they greatly aid in soft tissue repair and anti-inflammation.