After pneumothorax operation, I feel chest discomfort, backache and inability to lift my hands. Is this feeling normal? What are the common feelings after pneumothorax surgery? Pneumothorax, whether it is closed drainage or thoracoscopic surgery, will feel this way within one to two months. You can review the chest radiograph to determine whether there is anything abnormal. The cause of low back pain is that muscles and some nerves will be injured during the operation. Many patients with pneumothorax will feel that their hands are unable to lift, their wounds are numb and their hands are sore, which is a natural phenomenon. After a period of self-recovery, these symptoms will gradually disappear. It is suggested not to take strenuous exercise, practice deep breathing from time to time, or practice Tai Ji Chuan and non-competitive swimming, and add some exercise appropriately, which will help to expand the lungs. Strengthening nutrition is a very important diet therapy for pneumothorax. Why does pneumothorax happen? Because the local pleura is thin, it is generally common in slender people. It is important to strengthen protein's supplement. Do not touch alcohol and tobacco, be less spicy, avoid coughing and laughing, and keep the stool unobstructed. Keeping a happy mood and not getting angry is also very important for the recovery after pneumothorax surgery. The above content is the introduction of sensory related problems after pneumothorax operation. I believe that after reading it, you have a certain understanding of the feeling after pneumothorax operation, hoping to help you.