How to treat dorsalis pedis artery occlusion

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One of my friends, Huobao, is Mingge. Our friends like to study and play with him very much, but we don't know why. We didn't see Mingge these days. We thought he was going out to play or have a rest. Later, we found out that he was suffering from anterior tibial artery, dorsalis pedis artery and toe artery embolism. One of my friends, Huobao, Mingge, is our friend You all like to study and play with him, but we don't know why. We haven't seen Mingge these days. We thought he was going out to play or have a rest. Later, we found out that he was suffering from anterior tibial artery, dorsalis pedis artery and toe artery embolism. We don't know what the disease is. What should we do about anterior tibial artery, dorsalis pedis artery and toe artery embolism? Is it a very serious disease that needs surgical hospitalization?

How to treat dorsalis pedis artery occlusion

First: General anterior tibial artery dorsalis pedis artery embolization patients will have pain, mostly occurs in the lower back, buttocks and iliac, thigh back or calf gastrocnemius position. Occasionally there will be symptoms of impotence; patients with symptoms will generally appear in the femoral popliteal artery position.

Second: sometimes the patient's pain also occurs in the calf muscle group. When the patient's limbs are gradually ischemic, the skin shrinks, thins, brightens, the bone is loose, the tissue shrinks, the hair drops, and the toenails increase and change. In the later stage, there will be symptoms such as resting pain, significant decrease of skin temperature, cyanosis, gangrene and ulcer in the distal limb.

Third: it is generally believed that patients with acute arterial embolism and without collateral circulation compensation will change rapidly. Patients generally show pain, pallor, fear of cold, weakness of limbs, movement blocked symptoms, but also appear such as arterial pulse decreased or disappeared, which are the most common symptoms of acute arterial embolism.

matters needing attention

Patients should know more about the condition of anterior tibial artery dorsalis pedis artery embolization, understand the etiology and pathogenesis. Before the condition changes further, they should make preparations to prevent the deterioration of anterior tibial artery dorsalis pedis artery embolization, and pay attention to rest in life to ensure daily nutrition.