Patient's question:
That day, Grandpa felt unwell and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. It was discovered that he had cardiovascular problems. Later, it was found that he had subacute infective endocarditis. I would like to ask the doctor how subacute infective endocarditis should be treated, and whether surgery is necessary?Doctor's answer:
You generally have the production of vegetations in subacute endocarditis. The primary treatment should first be anti-infection, and timely use of antibiotics for treatment can be implemented. Blood culture can be performed to identify sensitive antibiotics. Additionally, if the vegetations are large and recurrent embolism occurs, surgical treatment can be considered.You should drink more water regularly, pay attention to rest, ensure deep sleep, avoid overtime, and prevent overexertion.