The consequences of injecting lytic enzyme into the nose are serious

Our appearance is given by our parents and is determined by genes. We cannot change the genes they pass on to us. But now various plastic surgery techniques are more developed. When we are not satisfied with our face, we can change it through various plastic surgery techniques. Rhinoplasty is a very common type of surgery, but injecting dissolving enzymes into the nose has serious consequences, and there are many things to pay attention to when performing it.

The precaution for hyaluronic acid dissolving enzyme is that when using large doses (such as several hundred units), it is best to do a skin test first. Take 0.02 ml of 150u/ml concentration of the drug solution and inject it intradermally. If a rash with pseudopodia appears within 5 minutes, lasts for 20-30 minutes, and there is an itchy sensation, it is a positive test. However, transient erythema that appears locally is caused by vasodilation and is not positive. If there is local inflammation or suppuration, it is advisable to treat it first and then use hyaluronidase, because hyaluronidase may promote the spread of inflammation.

Can't eat spicy food. You should eat kelp often. Hyperthyroidism requires a lot of iodine supplementation. Kelp is a food with a high iodine content. It is best to eat kelp as a daily vegetable. You should also buy iodized salt. Don't drink alcohol, smoke, or eat any irritating food or condiments, especially spicy ones. After the injection, you should pay attention to certain maintenance care, but be careful not to massage the injection site. Maintain general maintenance procedures after injection and do not massage the treated area specifically. Avoid touching the injected area for 24 hours to allow the shape to set.

The dissolving enzyme itself is used to repair the area after hyaluronic acid injection, so there will be no adverse consequences at all. Just do a good job of care after the injection of the dissolving enzyme.

Precautions

(1) Precautions before blood collection

① Do not eat greasy or high-protein food and avoid drinking large amounts of alcohol the day before blood collection. The alcohol content in the blood will directly affect the test results.

② You should fast after 8 pm the day before the physical examination to avoid affecting the detection of fasting blood sugar and other indicators the next day.

③ When drawing blood, you should relax to avoid the contraction of blood vessels due to fear, which will increase the difficulty of blood drawing;

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(2) Things to note after blood draw

① After drawing blood, apply local pressure on the needle hole for 3-5 minutes to stop bleeding. Note: Do not rub to avoid causing subcutaneous hematoma.

② The pressing time should be sufficient. The clotting time varies from person to person, and some people need a little longer to clot. Therefore, if you stop applying pressure immediately when the surface of the skin seems to be not bleeding, the bleeding may not stop completely, and the blood may seep into the subcutaneous layer, causing bruises. Therefore, pressing for a longer time can completely stop the bleeding. If there is a tendency of bleeding, the pressing time should be prolonged.

③ If you experience symptoms of needle phobia such as dizziness, blurred vision, fatigue, etc. after blood drawing, you should lie down immediately and drink a small amount of sugar water. Wait until the symptoms are relieved before undergoing a physical examination.

④ If local bruising occurs, apply a warm towel for wet compress after 24 hours to promote absorption.

(3) Precautions for urine test

① Time of urine collection: Routine laboratory tests can be done at any time when urine is excreted. In order to observe the results before and after, kidney disease patients are generally required to use the first urine sample in the morning for testing.

② Urine volume for testing: generally 5-10ml. If urine specific gravity is to be measured, it must not be less than 50ml.

③ The urine specimen should be midstream urine: that is, a part of the urine should be discharged and discarded first to flush out the bacteria remaining in the urethral opening and anterior urethra, and then the midstream urine should be collected for examination.

④ Be careful not to bring non-urine components into the urine: for example, female patients should not mix leucorrhea and menstrual blood into the urine, and male patients should not mix prostatic fluid into the urine.