Patient's question:
A few days ago, I developed a pulmonary bulla and have been experiencing shortness of breath every day. Yesterday, the doctor recommended that I undergo a minimally invasive surgery for the pulmonary bulla. Today, my friend visited me and said that after the surgery, it's necessary to get up and walk frequently. However, the doctor didn't mention anything about getting out of bed. I'd like to ask how many days after the minimally invasive pulmonary bulla surgery can one get out of bed?Doctor's answer:
Myocarditis is caused by viral infection and often occurs after a cold, commonly presenting symptoms such as chest tightness, shortness of breath, palpitations, and difficulty breathing. In many cases, the symptoms are mild and may not show obvious clinical manifestations. If treated properly, myocarditis will not leave any. However, if the treatment is not thorough, it may lead to chronic inflammation of the heart muscle, slow and gradual dilation of the heart chambers, and potentially cause conditions such as atrial and ventricular enlargement, as well as heart dysfunction.