Patient's question:
Earlier, I felt some pain in my chest and went to the hospital for a thorough examination, where it was discovered that I have an aortic aneurysmal expansion. I don't really understand it, so I wanted to ask what this situation is like? What should I do about the aortic aneurysmal expansion? If surgery is an option, how big are the risks?Doctor's answer:
Aortic aneurysm, he has a tumor on the aorta vessel, that is to say, there are lumps that reappear inside the aorta vessel, and these lumps float with the blood, and they also decrease with the blood's viscosity and continuously increase. Aneurysmal expansion means that the condition has already started to worsen continuously, and surgery needs to be performed promptly. The risk of this surgery is also very high. If the vessel ruptures again, in most cases, the patient is facing imminent death.