What are the treatments for pleural effusion

Pleural effusion is a symptom caused by blood circulation. Generally speaking, pleural effusion is a complication caused by some long-term symptoms, such as anemia, which may cause pleural effusion. Patients with pleural effusion generally experience breathing difficulties, which is somewhat dangerous. If you want to treat pleural effusion, you must make changes in many aspects to restore your health.

1. Pleural cavity separation

In recent years, the clinical use of shunts for thoracoabdominal shunt is a new method for treating malignant pleural effusion. This method is simple and safe, and is especially suitable for patients with "encapsulated lung syndrome" and patients whose lungs cannot re-expand. Other conventional therapies are often ineffective for these patients. Although shunt surgery cannot prevent the occurrence of pleural effusion, it can keep it stable, thereby alleviating symptoms and achieving the purpose of palliative treatment. The Royal Brompton National Heart and Lung Hospital in London, UK reported that the effectiveness of thoracoabdominal shunt surgery on 70 patients was 95%. Other researchers reported that the effectiveness was approximately between 70% and 90%.

2. Closed drainage

The use of disposable infusion sets to modify closed chest drainage tubes to treat malignant pleural effusions has no toxic side effects and an overall effective rate of about 90%.

3. Intrathoracic chemotherapy

Someone reported 120 cases of malignant pleural effusion, which were rescued by intrapleural perfusion of cisplatin (DDP) 500-1000 mg and intravenous drip of sodium thiosulfate. The total effective rate was 90.0%, with no obvious toxic and side effects. The remission period was 1-32 months, with an average of 6.4 months. 74 cases survived for more than 6 months, accounting for 61.7%. Compared with other pleural effusion treatment methods, this method has a more outstanding therapeutic effect. The total effective rate of intrapleural injection of Pseudomonas vaccine in the treatment of malignant pleural effusion was 82.7%.

50. The best treatment for ischemic lesions

The best treatment for ischemic lesions

Ischemic focus is a disease caused by local ischemia, and most patients are middle-aged and elderly people. Most of these patients have high blood pressure, high blood lipids and other conditions. Its symptoms generally include dizziness, chest tightness, etc. In severe cases, serious diseases such as old blood clots may occur. There are many things that require attention in ischemic lesions, otherwise it may cause a series of complications.

Method 1: Traditional Chinese medicine treatment

In fact, premature infants will not have any symptoms in the early stage of ischemic lesions. Ischemic lesions are commonly known as infarction lesions. It is best to choose traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine will cause less damage to the child's brain nerves, and traditional Chinese medicine can gradually improve brain energy metabolism and accelerate blood circulation in the child's brain.

Method 2: Hormone Nutrition Therapy

To treat children's early bilateral frontal and parietal ischemia, early treatment mostly involves hormone and nutritional therapy, but the efficacy of hormone therapy is not very stable. Therefore, when cooperating with hormone nutritional therapy, we must also pay attention to improving the child’s immune ability and enhancing the child’s own ability to fight disease.

Method 3: Proper exercise

Letting children do appropriate exercise can also improve cerebral circulation and help with disease recovery. However, the amount of exercise should not be too much. It is best to accompany your children for a walk outdoors or do some aerobic exercise every morning. However, if the child has symptoms of unconsciousness, he or she should still stay in bed and receive intensive care.