First, early diagnosis:
At present, the early diagnosis rate of many hospital doctors for peripheral vascular disease is still relatively low, in addition, the patient\'s own understanding of the disease is not enough, and can not see a doctor in time. Therefore, many patients lose the best treatment opportunity.
Second, early treatment:
Early treatment means that once we determine that the patient has peripheral vascular disease, we should immediately determine the treatment plan and give the corresponding treatment measures. Because, once peripheral vascular disease is formed, it is in a process of constant change and development. Even some diseases develop and change very rapidly, and a few minutes or hours can make a huge difference in the prognosis and outcome of the disease. Such as venous thrombosis or arterial embolism, if the onset of the disease within a few minutes to 6 hours of treatment, it is often cured by treatment, otherwise it will increase the difficulty of cure. Some varicose veins or phlebitis if delayed for a long time, due to venous reflux, inflammatory stimulation can appear more varicose or ulcer, even cause deep venous lesions. The vasculitis delay for a long time, once necrosis occurs, the difficulty of treatment is significantly increased, and even lead to amputation. So early treatment is extremely important.
3, active prevention of recurrence:
Almost all patients with peripheral vascular diseases, after our standard treatment of traditional Chinese and western medicine, can quickly or slowly achieve satisfactory curative effect. In this case, it is still necessary to take medicine to consolidate for a period of time, but with the disappearance of pain, swelling, ulcers, fear of cold and other symptoms of patients, patients are also easy to have the wrong idea, that is, they do not need to take medicine, coupled with the impact of economic conditions, inconvenience and other factors, some patients will stop taking medicine. Stopping the drug for a short time, sometimes no obvious effect at the beginning, if stopping the drug for a long time, it is easy to make some diseases relapse, such as thromboangiitis obliterans, arteriosclerosis obliterans and other diseases. If the drug is stopped too early, it can easily lead to relapse.
4. Overcome bad habits:
More than 90% of patients with thromboangiitis obliterans and arteriosclerosis obliterans have smoking and cold history. Experimental studies have found that the vascular allergic inflammation caused by smoking is 100%. In other words, almost all smokers are likely to cause vascular intimal damage, if continue to smoke, it is bound to cause further aggravation or recurrence of artery disease. Secondly, cold is also easy to make blood vessels spasm, leading to small and medium-sized blood vessels micro-thrombosis, vascular inflammation is aggravated, so patients with artery disease must avoid smoking, insulation.
5. Insist on completing the course of treatment:
Many peripheral vascular diseases, such as aortitis, thromboangiitis obliterans, venous thrombosis, etc., require a longer time to take medicine, complete the course of treatment, the medication time specified in the program, in order to restore vascular function and completely eliminate vascular inflammation. If the drug is stopped too early, it is easy to make the disease relapse, or the disease is aggravated again.
6. Regular review:
Regular review is very important for peripheral vascular disease and is often indispensable for recurrence and complete recovery from the disease. Routine test items: vascular function, vascular pulsation, DOPPEER, etc.