Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? How should I treat aseptic inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Treating aseptic inflammation is the same as treating infectious inflammation, and treatment measures should be taken based on different causative factors. For example: local redness and swelling caused by sprains of the limbs are primarily due to the overstretching of limbs, where some muscles, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and peripheral nerves are torn, leading to the leakage of blood, lymph, and tissue fluid, forming edema or hematoma. The swollen tissue compresses nerves, causing aching pain. In the early stage of this inflammation, cold compress should be applied, and rubbing should be prohibited to reduce leakage. After three days, the tissue enters the absorption phase, and then warm compress should be used to promote absorption.