How to treat abdominal and femoral aneurysms?

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Abdominal aortic aneurysm is a common disease. The disease is usually caused by a tumor on the wall of the abdominal aorta. And this kind of tumor will generally make the tumor bigger and bigger as time goes on. If the treatment is not timely, it may lead to abdominal aortic aneurysm is too large, leading to rupture. Even induce other diseases. At present, experts believe that there are many factors inducing the disease. However, the most important is a disease caused by arteriosclerosis. Secondly, congenital arterial dysplasia and so on. So let's share how to treat the lower abdominal femoral aneurysm?.

How to treat abdominal and femoral aneurysms?

First: at present, the incidence rate of this disease is increasing in China due to various reasons. More common in the poor constitution of the elderly. Especially patients with heart disease and cardiac insufficiency. In addition, patients with AAA tend to be younger. However, due to the early onset of almost no symptoms, making abdominal aortic aneurysm is not easy to be found.

Second: they are usually found in physical examination or by accident. Some patients even have symptoms in the early stage of rupture of abdominal aortic aneurysm. For example, persistent severe abdominal pain, waist pain and other symptoms. If the patient's condition is more serious, it is easy to induce duodenal hemorrhage.

Third: in recent years, due to the improvement of medical level. The medical plan for the treatment of abdominal aneurysm is more and more perfect. The cure rate is still relatively high. At present, surgery is the main treatment in clinic. And the drug treatment, relatively conservative, but the treatment effect is not very good.

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Generally speaking, non-surgical treatment will be used for patients who can not be treated by surgery. For example, drug therapy, radiotherapy and so on. But these treatment methods are relatively conservative, the effect of treatment is not as good as surgical treatment. Generally, patients with cardiac insufficiency or no surgical tolerance will be considered.