In everyday life, sweating on his hands is a perfectly normal thing, but for yang, who is in high school, he suffers from frequent sweating: “the sweat on the hand of writing papers will wet the test rolls, and the sweat on his feet often wet all his socks, which has seriously affected his normal life and learning, which was originally caused by “hand sweat”
How to address the suffering of the patient? For yang, high school studies were so intense that he could not stay in hospital for long periods of time. However, his normal learning was seriously affected by the hand sweat disorder, which ended on 15 january with a combination of day surgery centres and chest surgery in an extended hospital, with dr. Helch of the chest surgery using a micro-creative technique, “retention of self-respiratory non-aerobic tube intubation” to cure the patient's haemorrhage, with no need for an intubation, small trauma, quick recovery and greater acceptance. Anesthesiologists use anaesthesia with a combination of neurotic retardation to alleviate the pain of the patient and to facilitate his post-operative recovery。
According to professor zhang guangjian of the chest surgery, the problem is usually solved within 40 minutes by making a 0. 5 cm hidden small cut in the chest of the chest under the armpit, and then cutting off the sensory nerve that dominates the sweaty arm. More importantly, the technique is less traumatic and quick to recover. There was virtually no haemorrhage in the operation, and there was no need to place a chest cavity cavity tube after the operation. Sweating immediately after the surgery, the hands became dry and warm, from admission to hospital to discharge for less than 24 hours, becoming a veritable type of day surgery, which greatly facilitated more patients such as yang。
Is it safe to be discharged in such a short time? Day surgery is not merely a reduction in time, but rather an improvement in surgical and anaesthesia methods and the application of rapid rehabilitation to enable patients to meet discharge standards within 24 hours. It is not simply fast-tracking, but based on a single, clinical path, a set of normative processes that are integrated resources to enable patients to reach standard vital signs to be discharged. Moreover, after the discharge of the patient from the hospital, the day surgery centre has a full-time follow-up officer to keep track of the patient's situation. If the patient needs a change of medication later in the patient's life, the day surgery centre makes an advance appointment, taking into account the patient's needs. In addition, any problems or questions that arise after the patient is discharged from hospital may be called by a medical practitioner at any time and the patient's problems are resolved by a specialized medical practitioner. In the future, the chest surgery recommends that more people with sweat disease complete their treatment through day surgery, reducing the financial and family care burden during hospitalization. The implementation of the day surgery, which saves money for the patient, will make it easier and easier for the patient to carry out the surgery。
The day surgery centres have broken through the traditional hospitalization model, taking advantage of new concepts, optimizing processes, facilitating patients, saving costs, reducing the incidence of in-hospital infections and providing a new, safe, efficient, economical and comfortable treatment model。
Sweat related science:
Hand-sweeting, which occurs mostly in adolescence and even in childhood, is manifested in one year and four seasons of sweat, even cold and wet on winter hands. Sweat is even more acute when it comes to stress, stress and anxiety. In addition to the sweating of the hands, the feet, armpits and, in some cases, the head and groin. The incidence of sweat disease is 1 per cent and 3 per cent. The prevalence rate in the southern part of the country is even as high as 4-5 per cent。
The sweat is heavy, only the skin is damp, the medium is wet through a handkerchief, and the heavy sweat flows downward. It is worth noting that much of the sweating is localized, unlike the sweating of the whole body caused by, for example, the aroma, diabetes, etc。
Current treatment methods include non-surgery and surgical treatment. The main target is moderate-heat. Light sweating has little impact on work and life and does not require treatment; early treatment is not recommended at the child's stage。
1. Non-surgery
(1) sweat medicine: sweat medicine is coated on the skin, the body of the sweat is sticky, condensed, the mouth of the khan's gland is blocked and the cell is in fact suffocated. The disadvantage is that it is long-term and prone to skin irritation such as rashes, itching and pain。
(2) ion penetration therapy: the treatment requires the immersion of hands and feet in an ionizing solution. Symptoms have improved for about four weeks. The main disadvantage is time-consuming, immersing for 30 minutes per day and at least four times per week。
(3) anticholineal drugs: the use of oral drugs to suppress the sweat gland and to produce full-body effects is therefore applicable to all-body hypersweet. However, the use of medication can cause systemic side effects such as dry tongues, panic, indigestion, etc。
(4) botulinum toxin retardation therapy: injecting at multiple points of local skin, botulinum toxin inhibits the sweat gland, but effects can last only about six months and require repeated injection。
Surgical treatment can achieve a complete and lasting effect by cutting off the sensory nerves through micro-initiative techniques, the same as a wire to a light bulb. Sweat is considered the most effective treatment. Correspondent: wang mei young
