Patient's question:
I have always suffered from Kawasaki disease, and now it has led to mild arterial dilation. So, I would like to ask a few questions: How is mild arterial dilation caused by Kawasaki disease treated?Doctor's answer:
Usually, after an episode, a thorough check-up is conducted weekly in the surrounding area, followed by at least annual thorough check-ups in the next two months and six months, depending on the severity of inflammation. Long-term oral aspirin should be taken, with careful observation of mild expansion before considering severe surgery. It is recommended to pay attention to pre-prevention, prevent colds, enhance nutrition, and drink more water. Intravenous injections are usually started in the early stages of the patient's condition. Depending on the extent of coronary expansion, it typically takes sixty days to recover.