About the treatment of angioedema

1. If the patient's angioedema is induced by other diseases, we should first look for **, and then carry out ** for the primary disease, so as to be able to fundamentally ** the disease, so as to get the best curative effect.

2. For patients with mild disease, we can use antihistamine receptor antagonists, which can quickly relieve the patient's pain, alleviate the patient's condition, and allow the patient's body to return to normal as soon as possible.

3. If the patient's condition is more serious and the maximum effect cannot be achieved through the use of antihistamine receptor antagonists, then we can also use cemetidine or lantidine for combination**, which can achieve more satisfactory results.

4. If angioedema causes laryngeal edema, then we should use epinephrine for subcutaneous injection, and at the same time give glucocorticoid hormones and aminophylline for intravenous infusion, if necessary, the trachea should also be cut to keep the respiratory tract open and avoid suffocation of the patient, so as to ensure the life safety of the patient.

Generally, angioedema is related to allergies, and can also be caused by exposure to other abnormal substances, which can be caused by anti-allergic drugs such as Claritan and chlorpheniramine**, or you can go to the hospital **department for examination and take ** according to the condition**. In addition, do not blindly take prednisone tablets**, leg edema, but also pay attention to whether there are kidney lesions and other diseases, you can go to the hospital to do a urine routine and other examinations to see if there is any abnormality, according to the examination **. Taking prednisone tablets for a long time will appear a lot *** and will not appear later.

Angioedema is also called giant urticaria, and the triggers are similar to urticaria, so there are similarities in terms of **. Among them, acquired angioedema is generally treated with oral antihistamines according to the method of urticaria, such as ebastine, loratadine, cetirizine, etc. In severe cases, glucocorticoids, such as dexamethasone, can be added, which are effective.

If it is hereditary angioedema, due to the lack of C1 esterase inhibitors in the blood, it is ineffective to use ordinary antihistamines and adrenocorticosteroids**, you can take fresh plasma transfusion to supplement C1 esterase inhibitors, or use antifibrinolytic drugs, such as hemostatic aromatic acid, aminocaproic acid, etc., which have a certain effect, and you can also use androgens, such as danazol, which is effective for hereditary angioedema and can be used.

How is angioedema**? Generally speaking, the situation of angioedema is due to allergies, it may be that you have been exposed to some foreign bodies caused by allergies, if it is not particularly serious, you can use anti-allergic drugs such as Claritan, chlorpheniramine**, if the situation is more serious, you must go to the hospital ** department for examination, according to the condition, take the corresponding ** plan, if there is leg edema, but also pay attention to whether there is kidney disease, you can do a urine routine examination in the hospital, See if there is leg edema caused by the influence of kidney disease, in fact, angioedema also calls our so-called giant urticaria, the cause of the onset is similar to urticaria, so, in terms of **, there are also similarities, oral antihistamine drugs can be used, such as ebastine, luratadine, and other drugs can be used**, serious can be added with glucocorticoids**, which are very effective, and there is also a case of hereditary angioedema, In this case, antihistamines and adrenocorticosteroids can be used**, and some antifibrinolytic drugs will also have a certain effect, so when we have angioedema again, we must detect which situation is caused by it, so as to be able to prescribe the right medicine.

Angioedema is an acute local reaction type of mucosal edema, which mostly occurs in loose tissues, and the lesions involve the deep layers. It can occur at any age, but is predominantly youth. The disease is mainly related to food, infection, drugs, insect bites, and physical, psychiatric, endocrine, and genetic factors.

The disease presents with acute localized edema, which usually occurs in areas with loose tissues. The lesion is tense and shiny, pale red or pale, and the boundary is not obvious, which is non-pitting edema. Itching is not noticeable or there is a numbness and swelling sensation.

The swelling subsides after 2 to 3 days without leaving a trace. Isolated or reversed in the same area, often accompanied by urticaria. Angioedema includes medications, surgery, and others.

When angioedema occurs in the laryngeal mucosa, there is stuffiness, laryngeal discomfort, hoarseness, difficulty breathing, and even the possibility of suffocation.

Zhao Jichun, Department of Vascular Surgery, West China Hospital, Sichuan Province, or Zhao Yu, Department of Vascular Surgery, First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, are the two major experts in Guizhou Province. May be helpful with your questions. Personally, I think it is necessary to do a lower extremity vein ultrasound first to find out if the veins are hypofunctional.

This is not a big problem, but it is very common, so let's rule it out first. In addition, laboratory tests of kidney function are also mandatory.

There are two types of angioedema that are common, as follows:

Clause. 1. Slow venous return and blood stasis caused by deep vein valve insufficiency and deep vein dysfunction, resulting in swelling of the limbs, for such diseases can be improved by changing life and work habits, avoiding sitting and standing for a long time, avoiding hot water soaking feet, and at the same time wearing compression stockings and carrying out necessary activities, such as jogging, brisk walking, swimming, etc.;

Clause. Second, angioedema caused by deep vein thrombosis, such lesions can be used in emergency department through intervention, to significantly improve the symptoms, for chronic patients can be through oral anticoagulant drugs, commonly used warfarin, rivaroxaban, etc., due to the greater risk of warfarin bleeding, and the need for frequent monitoring of coagulation, now clinical use of rivaroxaban, oral administration for 3-6 months, most of the thrombus can be recanalized, or even disappear, swelling is significantly relieved, at the same time, it is recommended to wear elastic stockings to assist**, general elastic stockings to wear for 6-10 months, to promote venous return.

Prevent possible triggers, prevent infection, strengthen exercise, enhance physical fitness, improve autoimmune function, early diagnosis, early **, positive primary disease.

Prevention: There are no good measures, such as genetic counseling, carrier genetic testing, prenatal diagnosis, and elective abortion if there is a genetic syndrome.

Analysis: Hello, angioedema is a kind of localized edema that occurs in subcutaneous loose tissues or mucosa, which is a temporary, localized, ** subcutaneous submucosal edema, which tends to occur on the upper lip. It can be divided into two types: acquired and hereditary.

Suggestions: With systemic symptoms, fever can reach more than 38. The swelling occurs slowly, there is redness, swelling, fever, and tenderness in the affected area, and the swelling may have pitting edema, which will not subside on its own without **; Lesion development may result in pus overflow; Effective with antibiotics**.

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination to confirm the condition in time** I wish you a soon**.

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