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âLymphoedema |
It occurred on the sixth day from the operation, and all lower half of the
bodies became no ..edema (soapberry).. feelings and the one of smart was the
first symptom of the lymph edema. The part of the peach has become tight
being not able to put on pants put on until yesterday. A round has thickened
at a dash before it notices.
The symptom that the foot puts it away with
edema goes out because the number of lymphes increases fast while it searches
from the peach for the place to go in the inside of the body below the lymph
that starts returning from the foot in the direction of the heart cannot passed
the lymph node for each inside of the peach that should have been suited because
it has taken the lymph node.
The root of articulatio coxae or the
thigh became painful on the tenth day of after the operation. This pain was
due to being able phosphorus Pa placentae (Noushu). Treatment of the prick
of the needle to the stomach for a partial anesthetizing, and pulling the lymph
and treatment that put the drain were done because be able Nou of about 5~10
centimeters (Noushu) when seeing in the echo.
..benign tumor (..
a kind of ..doing..) úU Nou (Noushu). The exit of the duct of the
gland is closed due to tumor of úU gland organization. The one that
it becomes like úU bag, and large liquid collected on inside
The
method of curing spending time with an equipment that pressed the foot when
usual seemed to have been general, and because physician in charge's teacher was
a drain sect, it seems to have done treatment that put the drain for Ot.
There was a teacher of the pressure sect, too and it had been said by
the teacher of the pressure sect, "How what is this way? „„„ Do not do in case
of me". I see according to the teacher in the same hospital the method of
treatment compared with the same sickness ..no difference...
The
embarrassed one though anything was not able to be said from the patient side
even if it is said to Ot by the stomach of the drain after treating such a thing
(^^;.
the treatment of â lymph edema . . . Continues. |
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