Vascular entrapment syndrome precautions

Vascular entrapment syndrome is a professional term in medicine, which most people may not understand. But if it is explained in a more popular way, it will be easy to understand. In fact, vascular entrapment syndrome is a disease of the blood vessels, which is a literal explanation. Once this disease occurs, it is easy to cause the legs to be unable to walk normally. Most patients with this disease are teenagers, and this disease affects the mental and physical health of teenagers.

The cause of vascular entrapment syndrome is largely due to excessive and intense exercise. Therefore, although exercise is certainly very important, if the exercise is not done properly, it will not only fail to strengthen the body but may also harm the human body, just like the disease mentioned above.

Vascular entrapment syndrome should avoid spicy food in its diet. Spicy food is mostly warm in nature and can consume qi and stimulate fire. Avoid spicy food. Such as spicy and hot foods such as onions, garlic, pepper, mutton, dog meat, etc.

Dietary taboos include greasy foods. Greasy foods are sticky, promote dampness and phlegm, cause loose bowels and stagnant gas, and are difficult to digest and absorb. Moreover, mixing greasy foods with medicines can hinder the gastrointestinal absorption of the active ingredients of the medicines, thereby reducing their efficacy.

All patients with confirmed Nye vascular entrapment syndrome should undergo surgery, regardless of whether the Nye artery is occluded. The surgical treatment of this syndrome often depends on the symptoms and the extent of the lesion. The surgical principles are to release vascular compression, reconstruct blood vessels and restore normal blood flow.

1. Surgery

(1) Surgical approach: Most scholars advocate the use of the posterior approach to the Nail fossa, which can fully expose the blood vessels and abnormal muscles of the Nail fossa, so it is the most commonly used approach. However, its disadvantage is that the great saphenous vein is poorly exposed and it is inconvenient to obtain the sample. In a few cases, such as type I patients, the medial approach incision (Szilagyi incision) can be used. Patients with involvement of the lower segment of the Nail artery can have good surgical exposure and the great saphenous vein can be easily harvested, facilitating femoral-Nail artery bypass surgery. However, its disadvantage is that the tissue structure of the Nail fossa cannot be fully exposed, and the muscles and fibrous bands compressing the Nail vessels may be missed, resulting in postoperative recurrence. Therefore, it is not suitable for type II, type III, and type IV patients. When arterial occlusion involves the branches of the Nail artery, a medial approach is more reasonable.

In addition to avoiding exercises that your body cannot withstand to prevent the occurrence of vascular entrapment syndrome, if you happen to suffer from this disease, you must also pay attention to choosing the right foods in your diet. Papaya, radish, fungus, and fresh fruits are very helpful for patients with academic depression syndrome. At the same time, don't have too much psychological pressure.