Patient's question:
What are the signs of a patient with cor pulmonale before death? How is cor pulmonale treated? Can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Cor pulmonale, as the name suggests, is a type of heart disease caused by lung disease. In the final stages, cor pulmonale can lead to heart failure, lung failure, and other conditions. This can result in an imbalance of acid and alkali in the body and endocrine disorders. However, the symptoms before a patient with cor pulmonale passes away can vary, but basically, they include difficulty breathing and many manifestations of heart failure. When treating cor pulmonale, the second priority is to treat the primary disease, which means controlling lung infections. The third priority is to alleviate heart failure.