Patient's question:
I am 42 years old today, and I have Takayasu arteritis. I am so poor that I can't afford medical treatment anymore. The money for my child's college entrance exam fees has been spent on me. Now that my child is about to go to college, I don't have enough money to pay for his tuition. I am so worried. How can Takayasu arteritis be relieved quickly? I need help.Doctor's answer:
Currently, it's hard to see the specific situation online, so it's difficult to draw a conclusion. If the condition isn't too severe, conservative treatment can be adopted. Generally, a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine can be chosen to provide symptomatic treatment, with the two methods complementing each other. If the symptoms are relatively severe and conservative treatment is ineffective, surgery may be necessary. It is recommended to consider re-examination at a large hospital and follow the clinical diagnosis doctor's advice to implement symptomatic treatment.