How to treat malignant pheochromocytoma

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The patient is 56 years old this year, and his physical condition is not very good all the time. Almost in the night of July 2015, he suddenly became black in front of his eyes and lost control of hand and foot shaking. Half an hour later, his symptoms relieved spontaneously. He was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed as TIA. During the half-month treatment, his blood pressure dropped, but fatigue and hyperhidrosis still existed. It's still difficult to control blood pressure after discharge. After taking medicine in the morning, the blood pressure at noon was 100 / 150. The doctor said that he suffered from malignant pheochromocytoma. Let's take a look at the following.

How to treat malignant pheochromocytoma

First: at present, the main clinical treatment is surgery, but surgical treatment has certain risks. Once the tumor is squeezed in the operation, it will cause blood pressure fluctuations, and even cause massive bleeding, so the treatment before and after operation is very important.

Second: before the operation, we must make the patients fully understand the necessity of surgical treatment, as well as the method and process of operation, so as to dispel the concerns of patients. In addition, the diet should be low sugar, low protein food, and encourage patients to drink more water.

Third: in addition, due to the influence of the disease, the blood vessels will contract for a long time, so it is suggested that the patients must use vasodilators before the operation, so as to achieve the purpose of expanding blood volume. Only in this way can we prevent the occurrence of tachycardia in patients during surgery.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that patients can take more vitamin A in their daily diet. In addition, patients should keep calm and avoid excessive anxiety, so as not to affect the recovery of the disease.