Buger Disease, also called thrombonyanditis Oblinations, is a rare but severe vascular disease. In it, small and medium of the body blood vessels, especially the veins, swelling and become blood arts of the blood. For this reason, blood flow stops and the limbs are not available to the desired oxygen, which can lead to the tissue or ganggaren.
Why does Buger Disease?
The biggest reason for this disease is smoking. People who take smoking, bold, hooks or tobacco, they have a lot of danger. Due to nicotine, the body’s nerves shrinks and produces swelling in them, which hits blood flow. In addition to its genetic or autumn factor (in some cases). This disease is mostly found in men and young people aged 20-45
Symptoms of Buger Disease
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Initially, its symptoms may be light, but the situation may be serious.
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Cold, numb or snout in hands or feet.
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Fast pain (clouds) in the feet while walking.
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Changes in the bend (blue or white) in the hands of the hands on the hands.
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To be small wounds or ulcers on the skin that don’t get well.
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Ganggaren.
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Red stripes on Skin due to inflammation in the veins
Buerger Disease treatment
The diagnosis of this disease is based on many medical tests. Doctors first review the patient’s history and symptoms of the patient, then some tests are done. That are as a link below:
1. Blood check
2. Doppler ultrasound
3. Egoography
4. Allen Test
5. Biopsy (in some cases)
There is no definite treatment of this disease, but the correct lifestyle can control the symptoms and prevent other complications. You can work below for treatment
1. Stop the immediate smoking
2. Medications that make blood transmission better, such as take vasodilator
3. Physical withdrawal and exercise
5. Surgery (in severe cases, the bypass or limbs can need (cut) of the blood vessels)
6 Take essential drugs.
Buger Disease is a serious but preventional disease if a person leaves tobacco fully. Do not ignore initial symptoms and consult a doctor on time. Avoiding healthy lifestyle and smoking are the most effective ways to stop this disease.
(Disclaimer: The following facts above are based on general information. News 18 does not confirm them.)