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A spontaneous pneumothorax, or collapsed lung, can strike without warning, causing sudden chest pain and shortness of breath. This video breaks down what causes it, who’s at risk, and how it can be prevented.
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A spontaneous pneumothorax—often referred to as a collapsed lung—can occur suddenly without any clear cause, even in healthy individuals. It happens when air leaks into the pleural space (the area between the lung and chest wall), creating pressure that causes the lung to partially or fully collapse. There are two main types: primary, which affects people with no known lung disease (typically tall, thin young men), and secondary, which occurs in those with preexisting conditions like COPD or cystic fibrosis. In both cases, the rupture of small air-filled sacs called blebs or bullae is often to blame.

Symptoms typically include sharp chest pain and shortness of breath. Diagnosis is confirmed with a chest X-ray or CT scan. Treatment depends on severity and may range from observation and oxygen therapy to chest tube placement or surgery. In recurrent cases, procedures like pleurodesis or VATS may be recommended to prevent future episodes.

While spontaneous pneumothorax can’t always be prevented, avoiding smoking, managing chronic lung diseases, and limiting high-risk activities like flying or diving after a lung collapse can reduce the risk. Recognizing the signs early and seeking prompt medical care are critical for recovery and preventing serious complications.

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⏰TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Spontaneous Pneumothorax
0:49 - Two Main Types
0:54 - Primary Spontaneous Pneumothorax Occurs
1:24 - Secondary Spontaneous Pneumothorax
1:46 - Causes
1:48 - Primary Cases
2:38 - Most Common Overall Cause
3:17 - Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms
3:27 - Hallmark Symptoms
4:40 - Treatment for a Spontaneous Pneumothorax
4:50 - Small Pneumothoraces
5:15 - Larger Pneumothoraces

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