How to completely cure ganglion cyst?

A ganglion cyst is a benign mass containing jelly-like mucus that occurs near the joint capsule or tendon sheath. It may occur on the dorsal side of the wrist, the radial side of the volar surface of the wrist, the palms, fingers, and dorsum of the feet, and to a lesser extent near the knee and elbow joints. Ganglion cysts are very prone to recurrence.

So, how can ganglion cysts be completely cured?

It is usually caused by increased pressure on the joints and repetitive movements. Therefore, when this disease is suspected, you should first go to the orthopedic department of a general hospital for color ultrasound examination. After the diagnosis is confirmed, the ** method is determined. In most cases, surgical excision is recommended.

If you want ganglion cyst to be completely healed, you must choose the appropriate plan, and after surgery, you should carefully conduct pathological examination according to the situation and according to the doctor's instructions, and at the same time, you should also pay attention to reducing the movement of the wrist joint and reducing the risk of disease.

So, what are the ways of ganglion cysts?

In general, there are three ways to have ganglion cysts. They are puncture and aspiration, manual massage, and surgery**. Among them, puncture aspiration refers to the puncture and aspiration of cyst fluid with a thicker needle after local anesthesia, and then injection of hyaluronidase or adrenal corticosteroid, and finally pressure bandaging.

Manual massage is to squeeze the cyst wall, squeeze out the cyst fluid, flatten the cyst, and then compress and wrap it with an elastic bandage for about 2 weeks. The method of surgery is to first apply local anesthesia, then remove the cyst in the affected area, and then apply compression bandaging after surgery. However, one of the drawbacks of surgery** is that it can cause trauma to the wrist or ankle, so the recovery period is relatively long, and it usually takes more than a month to perform normal activities after surgery.

Next, let's talk about some precautions after the patient with ganglion cyst, because the precautions will greatly affect whether the patient can get better thoroughly.

First, pay attention to eating more fruits and vegetables. In order to replenish vitamins and balance nutrition, patients need to eat more fruits and vegetables, such as raw pears, hawthorn, oranges, apples and celery, rape, green vegetables, etc.

Second, wash your hands with hot water. If you feel tired, it is a good practice to rinse the affected area with hot water, as this will effectively improve blood circulation.

Third, learn to massage on your own.

If there is pain and discomfort in each joint after labor, then moving the joints in a timely manner and massaging yourself from shallow to deep can effectively relieve the discomfort.

Only by choosing the appropriate method, and taking care of the aftercare in place, can the ganglion cyst be prevented, so as to completely reduce the ganglion cyst.

Ganglion cysts are a type of cystic mass near a joint that is a cystic herniation of synovial fluid caused by chronic strain. Paying attention to avoiding overwork injuries in daily life is the key to prevention. It is hard like cartilage, mostly occurs near the joint, and the drug ** is ineffective.

Surgery is the best way to have a ganglion cyst, and there are three ways to treat a ganglion cyst, surgery, sutures, and compression bandaging after needle suction.

The ganglion cyst is squeezed through finger squeezing, or the gelatinous material in the cyst is extracted through the humeral needle puncture, and then the absorbable thread is embedded through the needle, and the third is through surgical excision.

It is difficult to cure completely, at this time, there is only maintenance and continuation, and there is no possibility of healing.

Ganglion cysts are usually more common in adolescents or middle-aged. Ganglion cyst is a condition that occurs in the vicinity of joints and tendon sheaths. Clinically, cysts on the dorsal side of the wrist and ankle joints are more common. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is called wrist knotted tendons, tendon gathering and other names.

**] It is mostly caused by strain injury or post-injury qi and blood blockage, blood is not honorable tendons, and phlegm stasis is coagulated. Modern medicine believes that synovial fluid is caused by hernias that leak from the joint capsule or tendon sheath, or local colloidal degeneration in the connective tissue.

Symptoms] Mostly attached to the joint capsule or in the tendon sheath, it can communicate with the joint cavity and tendon sheath. It is uniloculous or multilocular, and the sac is colloidal mucus. A small, slow-growing bump appears on the outside, round or oval, rising above the skin surface.

It is soft at first, and it can be slightly fluctuating to the touch. After long-term fibrosis, it can become hard, mostly asymptomatic, and a few have soreness, pain or a feeling of weakness. Those that occur in the nest are the size of an egg when the knees are straight, and when the knees are bent, they are deep and not easy to feel.

Some ganglion cysts resolve spontaneously, but over a longer period of time.

Principle: Ganglion cysts can sometimes heal on their own by crushing and rupturing. There are many clinical **, but ** rate is high.

1.Ganglion cysts can resolve on their own, but over a longer period of time.

2.Superficial cysts can be crushed, broken, squeezed or punctured with a needle to break the cyst wall by external force, and wait for it to be absorbed by itself.

3.Non-surgical**: Usually after the capsule contents are discharged, prednisolone acetate is injected into the capsule, and then compressed and bandaged, this method is simple, less painful, and the **rate is also low.

4.Surgery**: Finger ganglion cysts are generally small and difficult to puncture; Ganglion cysts in other parts of the country can be surgically removed.

The cyst should be completely removed during the operation, and if the tendon sheath occurs, the partially connected tendon sheath should be removed at the same time; If the synovial membrane of the joint capsule is herniated, it should be ligated and excised at the root to reduce the chance.