what do you get when you get to much fluids filled up in your lungs
Water Overload. Like too much air in a tire, too much water in your blood builds up pressure in your blood vessels. At a certain point, especially if your left heart is weak, the extra water squeezes out of your blood and into your lung's air spaces, called the alveoli.
Problems can arise when, for some reason, too much fluid starts to accumulate in this covering, also known as the pericardial lining. When that happens, the fluid can put pressure on the heart, affecting blood circulation and the bodyâs oxygen supply.