Patient's question:
Yesterday, my aunt accidentally fell from upstairs and then lost consciousness. She was taken to the hospital for a thorough examination, and it was said that she had broken ribs and severe pulmonary embolism. Hearing this news made me feel very scary. So, what should be done about the broken ribs and severe pulmonary congestion?Doctor's answer:
For bone fracture issues, surgery is generally performed to treat them. If pulmonary congestion reappears now, it must be treated promptly, as severe cases can inhibit human respiration and lead to life-threatening situations. Daily hygiene should also be paid attention to, and a diet rich in vegetables and fruits should be consumed, as these can all contribute to the gradual recovery of the disease. In this case, it is necessary to be hospitalized for half a month to gradually recover. Fractures require a period of rest for one year.