The legs blistered and then rotted and flowed, and I didn t know what was wrong with me

1.Treatment of causes: such as allergic (drug eruption) to cut off the allergen; Diabetic foot, pay attention to blood sugar control; Physical and chemical damage, pay attention to stay away from the pathogenic source; Occupational diseases, as far as possible to eliminate the conditions that cause the disease, etc.

2.Support**: includes good local immobilization, elevation of the affected area, good care, etc., attention to the balance of water and electrolytes, and a diet high in protein, energy and vitamins. Improve the patient's immunity.

3.Drugs**: anti-allergic drugs, antiparasitic drugs, antibiotics (anti-infection, wound protection), and drugs to promote ulcer healing, etc.

Considering that leg ulceration is a vascular lesion caused by diabetes, resulting in poor peripheral blood vascularity and heel ischemia and hypoxia, tissue ulceration will occur. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a check-up, and then carry out specific symptoms according to **after clarifying**.

There will also be a bright light in the dark.

The formation of chronic ulcers of the lower limbs has a variety of causes, such as varicose veins of the lower limbs, diabetes, vasculitis, soft tissue tuberculosis, chronic osteomyelitis, etc. Chronic ulcers of the lower limbs are first of all aimed at, such as diabetic patients to control blood sugar, and chronic osteomyelitis patients to strengthen bone disease. The second is the local ** of the ulcer surface, diligent in wound cleaning and nursing, and rational use of external drugs.

Third, if it is still difficult to heal after the above-mentioned **, skin grafting surgery can be done. With these combined measures, it is generally possible**.

"Old rotten legs" are also called "astonymous legs", vasculitis, diabetes, varicose veins, superficial phlebitis, thrombotic deep phlebitis, lymphangiovascular obstruction disease to the advanced stage of complications, can also occur in deep vein thrombosis syndrome. The lesions are mostly ulcers on the medial and lateral sides of the lower limbs, the front of the tibia, the back of the tibia, and the ankles, and the main symptoms in the acute stage are redness, swelling, heat and pain of the lower limbs and calves, cord-like nodules or large areas of lumps, and all have pigmentation. Generally, the course of the disease is long, due to the dryness and desquamation of **, gradually developing to ulceration, the wound gradually expands, and it is not easy to heal.

In the literature, they are known as "trouser side sores" and "skirt sores", which mostly occur in patients who stand for a long time and walk with weights, accompanied by varicose veins of the lower limbs.

You won't be an old rotten leg caused by arteriosclerosis of the lower limbs, a previous patient in our hospital was in the same situation as you, the calf was ulcerated and flowing, and now he has been discharged. His attending physician is Yuan Minqin.