The latest treatment for vasculitis

Vasculitis is a relatively common peripheral vascular disease, which often starts from the toes. If the patient does not pay attention to it, the condition will often worsen, leading to pigmentation, resting pain, hair loss, etc. There are many ways to treat vasculitis. The latest treatment method is minimally invasive interventional treatment with biological cellular immune preparations, which is a relatively strong targeted anti-disease factor treatment. The advantage is that it does not require surgery and is painless.

The latest treatment for vasculitis

Treatment principle: Minimally invasive interventional treatment using biological cell immune preparations, which have strong targeted anti-disease factors, directly act on diseased vascular tissues, and quickly dissolve blood clots and clear blood vessels, eliminate vascular lesions and inflammation, and regulate vascular immune function. Restore blood microcirculation and improve ischemia and hypoxia in the affected area. Relieve limb soreness, numbness, edema, pain, and severe pain in nerve endings, and promote rapid healing of ulcer wounds.

Technical advantages:

1. No surgery, no pain: The entire process of vasculitis treatment is visual, directly acts on the diseased vascular tissue, and quickly dissolves blood clots and clears the blood vessels without accidentally injuring surrounding tissues, effectively avoiding the damage caused by surgical treatment, and there is no trauma or bleeding.

2. Purely green, zero harm: The whole process of treatment uses precious drugs, which is purely green, 0 harm, and minimally invasive, preserving the patient's limb health and getting rid of the haze brought by vasculitis.

3. Short treatment course and quick effect: Generally, the progression of the disease can be controlled within 3-5 working days, the inflammation of vascular lesions can be eliminated, the ulcer wounds can be gradually healed, and the pain brought to patients by traditional surgery can be relieved.

4. Fast wound healing and no recurrence: It is more effective than ordinary surgery and closed treatment, quickly relieves patients' pain, has a low recurrence rate, and eliminates patients' long-standing fear of "no effect".

The harm of vasculitis to the human body is mainly manifested in the following aspects:

1. The symptoms of early vasculitis are relatively mild. The patient's limbs may experience numbness, coolness, fear of cold, heaviness, needle-like pain in the toes, spasmodic pain in the calf muscles, intermittent claudication, weak or absent arterial pulsation in the affected limb, and migratory superficial phlebitis. These symptoms generally do not affect normal life. Then the condition worsens further, the pain in the affected limb worsens, the symptoms of intermittent claudication become more obvious and may be accompanied by rest pain symptoms, and the systemic symptoms are atypical.

2. In the early stages of vasculitis, patients experience symptoms such as numbness of the limbs, soreness, fear of cold, and intermittent claudication. The symptoms at this stage are easily confused with the lumbar disc pressing on the sciatic nerve. In severe cases, the intermittent distance may shorten, the pain may worsen, and the patient may be completely unable to sleep. The dorsalis pedis artery and posterior tibial artery may disappear. If not treated properly at this time, ulcers may easily occur, and the wounds will be difficult to heal, leading to the possibility of amputation.

3. If the disease develops to the late stage, the affected limb may develop ulcers or necrosis due to severe blood circulation disorders. Most of the time, the ulcers are confined to the toes or feet, and it is rare for the ulcers to spread upward to the ankle or calf. What are the dangers of vasculitis? The pain is severe and unbearable. Patients often sit with their knees hugged, beat their chests and stamp their feet, wailing and screaming in agony. After a gangrenous toe falls off, it often leaves behind ulcers that take a long time to heal. The whole body is often accompanied by symptoms such as fever, dry mouth, loss of appetite, insomnia, constipation, and yellow and red urine.