Patient's question:
I have been suffering from thromboangiitis obliterans for 5 years. Currently, my right big toe has developed pus and is half-swollen, causing severe pain at night that makes it difficult for me to sleep. How can thromboangiitis obliterans be self-cured?Doctor's answer:
Thromboangiitis obliterans treatment primarily involves the use of many drugs to stabilize circulation, expand circulation, and expand blood flow. If necessary, anticoagulants or antiplatelet aggregation agents should also be used for treatment. It is also important to pay attention to preventing coldness. In the acute phase of the disease, rest should be the foundation, and the affected limb should be elevated to prevent various infections. In cases of infection, antimicrobial drugs are also used for treatment. If this thromboangiitis obliterans recurs on the foot and is not severe without the development of suppuration, many activities can promote peripheral blood circulation, preventing the skin from deteriorating, and waiting until the blood vessels are unblocked can restore normalcy.