How is spasm of larynx left part treated

summary

Laryngopharyngeal spasm refers to the stimulation induced by blood, secretion or vomiting in the airway, central brainstem disease or airway operation, sputum suction under shallow anesthesia, oropharyngeal or nasopharynx airway placement, tracheal intubation or extubation on the laryngopharynx. It is mainly manifested as pharyngopharyngeal muscle twitch. This disease is mild in patients with mild inspiratory wheezing, more serious patients can appear complete upper respiratory tract obstruction. So, the performance of laryngopharyngeal spasm, laryngopharyngeal spasm how to diagnose? Let's take a look at the following.

How is spasm of larynx left part treated

First: sore throat refers to the main manifestations of oropharynx and hypopharynx, which are characterized by sore throat and discomfort of swallowing. Throat swelling and pain in western medicine in acute tonsillitis, acute pharyngitis and simple laryngitis, tonsillar abscess around. It is also a symbol of dry mouth, cold and illness.

Second: throat spasm attack time is very short, under normal circumstances, after deep inspiration symptoms will disappear immediately, but can be repeated attack. There were no hoarseness, fever and other symptoms during and after the attack. There was no abnormality in laryngoscopy. We should keep these knowledge in mind!

Third, in order to prevent laryngopharyngeal spasm, tracheal intubation and operation under light anesthesia should be avoided, and hypoxia and carbon dioxide accumulation should be avoided. Extubation is best performed when the patient is fully awake. Lidocaine can be used to prevent laryngeal spasm after extubation after tonsillectomy.

matters needing attention

Laryngopharyngeal spasm refers to the stimulation induced by blood, secretion or vomiting in the airway, central brainstem disease or airway operation, sputum suction under shallow anesthesia, oropharyngeal or nasopharynx airway placement, tracheal intubation or extubation on the laryngopharynx. It is mainly manifested as pharyngopharyngeal muscle twitch.