How does child popliteal fossa cyst treat?

Update Date: 2023-09-06 Source: Network

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Popliteal cyst in children is a kind of cyst of synovial tissue, which mainly occurs in the lateral head of gastrocnemius muscle. The disease can be caused by congenital factors, can also be caused by acquired factors. Popliteal cyst in children is caused by congenital. If it is acquired, it is mostly caused by some chronic physical injury. Sometimes cysts can be a complication of knee disease. In fact, middle-aged people have the highest probability of popliteal cyst in daily life. The treatment of this disease can choose the method of puncture and extraction of cystic fluid. How does child popliteal fossa cyst treat? Let's talk about it.

How does child popliteal fossa cyst treat?

The treatment of popliteal fossa cyst can be through the way of puncture, the pipette is deep into the cyst site, and then suction the cyst fluid. Finally, the concentration of 1% lidocaine and Diprospan solution are injected into the cyst site, so the treatment effect is very satisfactory.

Of course, sometimes for popliteal cyst puncture treatment may not receive satisfactory results, this time we need to consider through surgery to remove the cyst site. Popliteal cyst aspiration through open surgery has a higher success rate, but it has a high recurrence rate.

Traditional Chinese medicine can be used for the treatment of popliteal cyst. After symptomatic treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, popliteal cyst can be improved in two to three days. However, it is difficult to symptomatic, which requires highly experienced doctors. There are some children with popliteal cyst, and the site of the cyst will not be connected with the joint, in this case, the general possibility of self-healing.

matters needing attention

Popliteal cyst can occur in people of any age, and it needs active treatment after the onset of the disease. However, it is necessary to do some relevant examinations before treatment, such as X-ray examination to determine whether the location of the cyst is connected with the joint.