After the operation pleural effusion how long can be good commonly

Pleural effusion is one of the most common complications after surgery. The recovery time depends on factors such as the cause of pleural effusion, the amount of pleural effusion, and individual differences.

1. Different causes of pleural effusion

may lead to different causes of pleural effusion. For example, pleural effusion may be caused by wound exudation, lymphatic vessel damage, etc. after chest surgery; pleural effusion may be caused by cardiac insufficiency, hypoproteinemia, etc. The absorption time of pleural effusion varies according to the cause.

2. The amount of pleural effusion A small amount

of pleural effusion can usually be absorbed by itself, while a large amount of pleural effusion may take longer to recover.

3. Individual differences

The patient's physical condition, age, nutritional status and other factors will affect the absorption speed of pleural effusion. Generally speaking, young and healthy patients

should pay attention to their own symptoms, such as breathing difficulties, chest pain, etc. If there is any abnormality, they should seek medical advice promptly.