What medicine does pleural adhesion take

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In clinic, pleural adhesion has great harm to the human body, and after the illness, we should take the corresponding drugs for treatment as soon as possible. This article will introduce the commonly used drugs for the treatment of pleural adhesion to you.

What medicine does pleural adhesion take

Drug 1: drugs for the treatment of pleural adhesions should be selected according to the best classification, which leads to the stimulation of pleural changes and related inflammation leading to pleural adhesions. Drugs for this type of disease include anticancer drugs (thiotepa, nitrogen mustard, bleomycin, mitomycin C, adriamycin, fluorouracil, cisplatin, cytarabine, Mannatide, etc.) and biological regulators (IL) (or LAK cells), antimalarial drugs (adipine), antibiotics (tetracycline, dimethylaminotetracycline, doxycycline) and others (talc, silver nitrate, clay, hypertonic glucose).

Drug 2: fibrin supplement, used to promote the closure of pleural leak, including own blood, plasma, fibrinogen, thrombin, etc.

Drug 3: the adhesive adheres to the pleural fistula hole, and the commonly used one is medical OB glue (cyanoacrylate) injected into the pulmonary bullae to close the fistula hole.

matters needing attention

After suffering from pleural adhesions, we must choose appropriate drugs to carry out the corresponding treatment. If there is exudative pleurisy and pleural effusion, we should also pay attention to strengthen nutrition, and give high protein, high calorie, multi vitamin and digestible diet.