After surgery, do you endure the pain or use an analgesic pump? Does the use of analgesic pumps affe

1. After surgery, the difference between pain tolerance and analgesic pumps.

1. Postoperative pain is one of the most difficult problems. In case of bleeding and inflammation, patients are usually quick to take the doctor's advice and use medications**. However, when doctors recommend postoperative analgesia**, they are often hesitant.

On the one hand, I was worried about postoperative pain, and on the other hand, I was worried about the adverse effects of using an analgesic pump.

2. The principle of the use of the analgesic pump: The analgesic pump is a small device that can control the speed of drug infusion. One end is attached to a certain amount of analgesics that the anesthesiologist prepares for the patient, and the other end is attached to the patient, possibly a small thin tube on the hand or back.

Normally, the drug in the analgesic pump is infused slowly and continuously to the patient to ensure a relatively small dose of basic analgesia. Some analgesic pumps also have a handle on them. When the patient feels pain, the button on the handle can be pressed.

2. Will the analgesic pump affect wound healing?

1. The drugs contained in the analgesic pump will produce ***. The most common *** are nausea and vomiting. However, nausea and vomiting themselves are common reactions after surgery and are associated with a number of factors.

Such as abdominal surgery, inhalation anesthesia, etc., as well as the patient's own factors, such as female women, non-smokers, people who are prone to motion sickness and seasickness, etc. The use of postoperative analgesic pumps increases the incidence of postoperative nausea and vomiting by about 20%, but it cannot be said that postoperative nausea and vomiting are caused by postoperative analgesic pumps.

2. This analgesic method will not increase the infection rate of the wound and will not affect the growth of the tissues around the wound. Postoperative analgesia can reduce pain in patients, help postoperative activities, promote postoperative **, promote sputum discharge, enhance patients' immune function, improve sleep, effectively reduce lung infections, and prevent or avoid postoperative deep vein thrombosis. Analgesic pumps are sterile items that eliminate the possibility of incision healing due to analgesic pump infection; Foreign body residue, remove after use; Circulatory disorders are also impossible.

If there is an effect, good analgesia helps to relieve sympathetic excitement, indirectly dilates blood vessels, not only does not affect the blood**, but also promotes blood circulation.

You should choose to use an analgesic pump, which will not affect the healing of the wound, and can only have an analgesic effect after use, but also relax your mind, and finally allow the wound to recover quickly.

You can endure it. Yes, if you use it, it will affect your wound healing, and the healing speed may become particularly slow.

If the pain is severe, an analgesic pump should be used. No, using an analgesic pump can make the wound recover better and relieve your own pain.

Problem Analysis:

In this case, postoperative analgesic pumps** can reduce postoperative pain. Some pain medications can be used on an ongoing basis to avoid causing significant pain. However, it may affect the rapid recovery of gastrointestinal function after surgery. If it causes bloating, you can't eat.

Advice: It is recommended not to use analgesic pumps**. If the postoperative pain is severe, you can temporarily use analgesics. The analgesic pump is installed during anesthesia during surgery, and there are pipes connecting the blood vessels of the body or the lumboepidural and other locations, and should be removed by the doctor after use.

Hello, postoperative analgesia.

It is a one-time administration by the anesthesiologist before the patient leaves the operating room, which can relieve the pain within a few hours after surgery;

Analgesic pumps. It is a slow postoperative analgesic that can be sustained in the body for a certain dose, and jujube allows to achieve a longer-term postoperative analgesic effect, if.

Postoperative pain. Unbearable.

You can press the button on the analgesic pump to inject a certain dose of analgesic at one time, and even if you don't press the button, the analgesic will continue to inject a small amount into the human body.