How to treat and care for multiple aneurysms

Tumor is a disease that many friends are very worried about, mainly because many friends think that this disease cannot be cured, so they have such an idea.

For the treatment of multiple aneurysms, the most important thing is early detection and early treatment. Multiple aneurysms diagnosed in time are curable. The scary thing is that people have not yet realized the importance of early treatment. Interventional treatment is the first choice for multiple aneurysms. The traditional treatment for aneurysms is surgery, which has the disadvantages of large trauma and high complications. For the treatment of subarachnoid hemorrhage, there are many serious misunderstandings, including that many people think that they should avoid moving after bleeding, let alone surgery, so as not to stimulate the patient to bleed again. "In fact, movement itself does not cause bleeding, but fluctuations in blood pressure."

For the treatment of subarachnoid hemorrhage, surgical clamping and interventional embolization are more common. Surgery requires craniotomy and clamping of the bleeding aneurysm, which is quite traumatic. Interventional treatment is to insert a steel ring of appropriate size into the bleeding site for embolization in the femoral artery puncture cannula and microcatheter. "In layman's terms, this is like pouring concrete into a building, pouring concrete on the broken foundation, and then curing it for a few days to make the aneurysm die, shrink and disappear."

Treatment of multiple aneurysms requires good nursing care. For example, nimodipine injection should be used after surgery. Nimodipine can significantly reduce ischemic nerve damage and mortality in patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage, and prevent and treat cerebral vasospasm. According to the doctor's advice, nimodipine injection is injected intravenously for 24 hours continuously with a micropump, 1 mg/hour or 0.75 mg/hour, and the course of treatment is generally 7 to 14 days after surgery. Blood pressure changes should be closely observed during application. Generally, blood pressure should be controlled at about 10% higher than the baseline blood pressure, and adverse reactions such as nausea, vomiting, headache, and dizziness should be observed.