Patient's question:
My uncle is seventy-nine years old this year and has been very good to our family. Recently, he suffered from pyloric obstruction. We just visited him at his home and noticed that he has lost weight compared to before. I heard him say that the medicine he has been taking recently doesn't seem to be very effective. Doctor, hello. Is the treatment for pyloric obstruction difficult?Doctor's answer:
The main cause of tenosynovitis is the long-term and frequent movement of tendons within the tenosynovial sheath without adequate rest, leading to congestion and edema of the sheath and a series of symptoms. In the early treatment of tenosynovitis, active blood-activating drugs can be used in conjunction with rest, cold compresses, and physical therapy to alleviate symptoms. Local isolation treatment can be applied to some extent, which may help to alleviate the condition or even achieve a full recovery. If conservative treatment is ineffective or if movement dysfunction occurs, surgery may be considered.