Effective treatment for osteomyelitis

The treatment of osteomyelitis mainly includes the following aspects: acute osteomyelitis, mainly non-surgical treatment, including systemic and local anti-infection treatment, secretions, bacterial culture, and selection of effective antibiotics to control infection. There are still many clinical treatments for osteomyelitis. The treatment of osteomyelitis requires the following points. It is best to have early diagnosis and early treatment, especially for some acute osteomyelitis, which needs to be treated as soon as possible to avoid the development of chronic osteomyelitis. It is characterized by the coexistence of bone tissue hyperplasia, sclerosis, necrosis, dead space, shell, sinus, and abscess.

What is the best medicine for osteomyelitis?

At this time, large doses of broad-spectrum antibiotics should be used. If conditions permit, bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests of pollutants or pus can be performed, and large doses of sensitive antibiotics can be used for intravenous drip. Anti-swelling and analgesic drugs can be taken locally. Chinese medicine should be used in combination with heat-clearing and detoxification, cooling blood and activating blood circulation, and oral and external use. Then, within five days of onset, inflammation can usually be controlled. If it exceeds a certain time, a drug sensitivity test is required and sensitive antibiotics are selected for treatment. Osteomyelitis is usually caused by bacterial infection. What medicine to use for osteomyelitis mainly depends on what kind of bacteria. In this case, blind medication is not recommended. The effect is not good, and it is easy to make bacteria resistant, leading to repeated attacks of osteomyelitis. After the bacteria become resistant, the treatment effect is often not ideal.

Main symptoms of osteomyelitis

The chronic stage is mainly manifested by the formation of local sinus tracts. Pus penetrates from the bone tissue to the soft tissue and flows out from the body surface. There will be intermittent attacks, and the wound may heal temporarily and rupture after a period of time. Dead bone and necrotic tissue may flow out with pus. The typical symptoms of patients with acute osteomyelitis are mainly systemic symptoms such as high fever, chills, fatigue, and local symptoms such as pain and swelling. Children may also be irritable, irritable, and drowsy. Osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection, mainly Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus infection, which causes local skin or soft tissue inflammation due to trauma, and the pathogenic bacteria are delayed.