Treatment methods for sequelae of craniotomy

In daily life, people may undergo craniotomy due to many diseases or accidental injuries. However, they do not know that improper recovery during the operation may cause great sequelae to their bodies. The following article will introduce to you the treatment of sequelae of craniotomy.

After cerebral hemorrhage surgery, the patient's recovery time and recovery effect can be judged based on the patient's physical condition and the surgical site. Whether there will be sequelae depends on the site of bleeding. If the affected area is not a functional area, there will generally be no obvious sequelae. If it occurs in a functional area, there will generally be some sequelae (such as in the internal capsule area, there will often be limb movement disorders).

An accurate estimate of when the patient will wake up depends on the edema in the affected area after surgery and the degree of surgical clearance. To prevent respiratory tract infections and bedsores after surgery, it is generally necessary to pat the patient's back and massage the pressure-bearing parts of the body and lower limbs (the latter to prevent venous thrombosis in the lower limbs) under the guidance of doctors and nurses.

Because cerebral hemorrhage is caused by high blood pressure, blood pressure must be strictly controlled in the future to avoid high blood pressure. Blood pressure should be controlled and monitored with long-term medication.

In daily life, after undergoing a craniotomy, everyone must pay attention to recovery. During the cleaning process, you must rest for one to three months to prevent the occurrence of sequelae. Friends who have sequelae must also seek timely treatment and cleanup.