Patient's question:
Can congenital alveolar and bullae be surgically treated? How are they treated? Is it small enough to be surgically treated?Doctor's answer:
The major danger comes from pneumothorax caused by the rupture of large blisters, leading to a series of clinical diagnostic symptoms. If the blisters are large or marginal, they may interfere with the child's lung function. It is recommended to perform early surgery when the blisters are stable and do not interfere with the infant's breathing. This approach can be considered again. Regarding the surgery, how much is appropriate mainly depends on the condition of the blisters and it is advised to seek treatment in a regular hospital.