Topic: Treatment of Perianal Haematoma
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What is the treatment for a subdural haematoma?
The treatment will depend on whether the haematoma is acute or chronic, the size of the haematoma, and the symptoms that you have. If there is a small, acute subdural haematoma that is not producing any symptoms (or the symptoms are not sev... Read More »
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What is best treatment for finger haematoma in a child?
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what would happen if I lanced a perianal haematoma?
Not medical advice. We recommend you do not, as the area could become infected. Consult your GP for such a procedure. NHS Direc is on 08454647 Read More »
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The information from my home remedies book says: To soak as much as you can in the bathtub. Use witch hazel compresses to relieve swelling and pain (like soak cotton balls and dab the area). They don't really go away, (I don't think) they j...
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I had lung surgery over 4 years ago and i'm still in pain from it. Some people heal better and quicker than others so it's not an easy question to answer really. The main problem with any surgery to the chest area is that the surgeon can so...
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If the swelling is not infected, drainage of the haematoma can help, but frequently the swelling will refill rapidly as the lining to the space still bleeds as it is the bodies' natural response to fill up any dead space. *They will resolve...
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If you have an intracranial extradural haematoma, the priority is first to stabilise your condition. For example, you may need treatment to stabilise your blood pressure. If you have breathing difficulties or your consciousness level is aff...
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The latter question is difficult to answer as we were not there and no CT scans were immediately taken of her head as to ascertain the nature of her injuries. But bleeding may always occur later and a heamatoma may only start to accumulate ...
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Source: http://thestar.com.my/health/story.asp?file=/2009/3/29/health/356...
