What are the daily life precautions for Raynaud's disease? Raynaud's disease refers to paroxysmal spasm of the distal arteries, which often occurs under the influence of cold stimulation or emotional excitement. It is manifested by intermittent pallor, cyanosis, and erythema changes in the skin color of the distal extremities. Generally, the upper limbs are more severely affected, while the lower limbs are less common. Currently, the best treatment method for Raynaud's disease is conservative treatment using a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine with simultaneous administration through both arteries and veins. In addition to active scientific treatment, daily care for Raynaud's disease is also very important. Below, we invite Shanxi Yikang Peripheral Vascular Hospital to introduce the precautions for daily life in Raynaud's disease.
1. You must adhere to reasonable medication as instructed by your doctor and should not stop medication arbitrarily. Establish confidence in overcoming the disease; do not be pessimistic all day long. Be cheerful and optimistic, control your emotions, and avoid large fluctuations. If necessary, sedatives can be used. Pay attention to keeping warm, and try to avoid exposure to cold air, or contact with cold water and cold objects.
2. Avoid all kinds of injuries.
3. Strictly quit smoking, drink a small amount of alcohol to increase blood circulation, and avoid smoking to prevent nicotine from stimulating vasoconstriction.
4. Take oral vasodilators or vascular smooth muscle relaxants, etc. Nitroglycerin ointment can be applied locally once a day. For local necrosis and ulcers, use neomycin solution or ointment, and avoid frequent friction on the extremities.
5. Avoid misuse of drugs.
6. Regular follow-up visits.
What are the daily life precautions for Raynaud's disease? The above is a detailed introduction by experts on the daily life precautions for Raynaud's disease, hoping it will help you. If you have more questions, you can consult online with the experts at Shanxi Yikang Peripheral Vascular Hospital. Finally, I wish you good health.
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