Comments on: Spontaneous Pneumothorax

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By: Garrick

Garrick — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 18:19:02 +0000

Finally someone who has good information on this stuff.

By: Alexander Osorio

Alexander Osorio — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 18:36:08 +0000

I experienced mine in the 9th grade, girlfriend left me and all my friends jacked my stuff while i was rushed to the hospital. somehow my heart was involved and the put me on a mix of oxygen and helium for a week, everything hurt. it has happened twice since then but not as bad and it usually fixed itself. the first time is was only a 2 percent collapse but the heart complication is what made is so painful and dangerous. my arms went numb and it still hurts every few weeks from the scar tissue.

By: Hailey

Hailey — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 18:52:39 +0000

I experienced a right phneuÃÂmothÃÂoÃÂrax back in 2005. Spent 18 days in the hospital total. Went thru the pleurodesis procedure on the 9th day. Released with 2 small “blow holes” that served to allow trapped air to escape from inside the chest, outside the lung. Eventually graduated from open holes to allowing them to close and heal. Still in 2009, I have no feeling on my right side from my elbow up into the shoulder, back to the middle of my spine, down to almost my waist, and front to the middle of my sternum and also almost to my waist. The right side aches after exercising, and when it’s cold/damp out. Stretching the right side is limited due to the lung not allowing the muscles between the ribs to move normally. Coughing is more difficult and I experience regular “sighing” in an unconscious effort to exhale more air because the lung does not deflate anymore. I was told this is as good as it gets. FYI, I’m not tall, slim, or a young male so the doctors were as surprised as I was when they realized my condition. Classified as reason unkown.

By: Devon

Devon — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:27:20 +0000

wow never heard of those procedures, but i have had three spontaneous pneumos and then they did a “left thoroscopic bleb resection” because it was the left lung, it wasn’t too expensive, and i was only in the hospital for about three and a half days, and they say theres only a 3-5% chance of the left lung ever collapsing again, but odds are theres a 20% the other one will for some reason hmm… but if you just let it heal there is a significant increase in probability that it will just happen again. theres mild soreness and even a tingling sensation along your stomach and ribs from hypersensitive nerves lol, its kind of cool to think about but its definately a permanent fix, i hope, we’ll just have to wait and see when i push myself physically.

By: Corey

Corey — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 22:59:30 +0000

I recently had two episodes (one in each lung a month apart) I really want to go to this party a week or so form now and I am worried I might have another one. I am a tall slender black male and I’m just a teen. I have never needed a tube but I might in the future. this ruined my entire summer for the most part. The doctors said I might have a MORFAN, a genetic disease passed through my family.