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Anonymous users2024-02-13How to diagnose sympathetic cervical spondylosis (1) Sympathetic nervous excitation symptoms Head symptoms: headache or migraine, heaviness, dizziness, occipital pain or posterior neck pain; However, these symptoms do not worsen with head movement. Facial symptoms:
Symptoms such as enlarged eye fissures, blurred vision, dilated pupils, swollen and painful eye sockets, dry eyes, and Venus in the eyes. Zhang Shuncong, Spine Specialist, The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine Heart disease symptoms: rapid heartbeat, arrhythmia, pain in the precordial area and increased blood pressure.
Peripheral vascular symptoms: because of vasospasm, the limbs are cold and cold, the local temperature is low, or the limbs are itchy when they are cold, or redness, swelling, and pain are aggravated. Numbness of the neck, face, and extremities may also be seen, but analgesia is not segmental.
Sweating disorder: manifested by excessive sweating. This phenomenon may be confined to one limb, head, neck, hands, feet, distal limbs, or half of the body.
2) Symptoms of sympathetic depression Sympathetic depression is also vagus or parasympathetic excitation. Symptoms are dizziness, drooping eyelids, watery nasal congestion, bradycardia; Low blood pressure, increased gastrointestinal motility, etc. View the original post
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Eel is rich in a variety of nutrients, with the effect of nourishing deficiency and nourishing blood, dispelling dampness, anti-tuberculosis and so on, and is a good nutrition for patients with long-term illness, weakness, anemia, tuberculosis and so on. Eel is a calcium-rich aquatic product, and regular consumption can increase the blood calcium value and make the body strong. The liver of the eel is rich in vitamin A, which is an excellent food for people with night blindness.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Please go to a regular people's hospital or chest hospital.
Specific checks to be done:
1. Sputum smear examination.
The patient's sputum is smeared and tested under the microscope for the patient's negative and positive.
2. X-ray examination.
X-ray of the lungs can not only detect tuberculosis at an early stage, but also diagnose the location, extent, nature, progression and effect of the symptoms.
3. CT examination.
In cases where x-rays are not ready or effective for making judgments, CT scans are done.
4. Tracheoscopy.
Tuberculosis that occurs in the trachea or bronchi is called tracheal tuberculosis and requires a tracheoscopy.
In general, only two tests are needed for pulmonary tuberculosis.
One, two.
Good luck soon**!
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital is a specialized hospital for tuberculosis, which requires chest X-ray or CT, and should also check for sputum tuberculosis bacteria.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Tuberculosis hospitals or centers for disease control and prevention can be tested. Contents: Sputum examination, chest x-ray.
CT to check for something in the lungs. Can't the doctors even tell if it's a tuberculosis lesion? >>>More
I suggest you get a specialist for an evaluation, and if it's tuberculosis, you still have to continue** until it's complete**! I don't know how old you are now, if you don't continue to **, when the development is serious in the future, it will be very troublesome to want to treat! >>>More
Clinical manifestations of tuberculosis.
Patients with early stage or mild lesions of pulmonary tuberculosis are often asymptomatic or have mild symptoms, which are easily ignored by patients, etc., and the general symptoms, compared with many other respiratory infections, are generally few characteristic except for being relatively prolonged. >>>More
First, cavitary tuberculosis lasts longer than cavitary tuberculosis**, at least one year; Secondly, from the perspective of your condition, there is a high probability of drug resistance. It is recommended that you have a sputum culture test, and if the culture is positive, you can do a drug susceptibility test to know which drug you are resistant. It can be done at a local infectious disease center. >>>More
Detection of suspected tuberculosis in the lungs When tuberculosis is considered on chest x-ray or chest CT, it is not sufficient to diagnose tuberculosis because the lesions found are similar to those of tuberculous lesions, and most need to be differentiated from diseases such as ordinary inflammation of the lungs. If the doctor tells you that tuberculosis is suspected or suspected, you can first do a sputum test, and the tuberculosis bacteria are found in the sputum, and a positive tuberculosis culture is the gold standard for confirming tuberculosis. If there is no sputum, or if tuberculosis bacteria cannot be found in repeated sputum tests, anti-inflammatory** for 2-4 weeks can be considered, and then evaluated again. >>>More