Hydropic dystrophy

Dystrophic Hydrophic Infection (DHI) is a type of disease that affects the tissues of the body and can lead to various consequences. The main characteristic of the disease is excessive water retention in tissues, which can cause swelling, as well as disruption of various organs and systems. In this article we will look at the main causes, symptoms and treatment of hydrophic dystrophy.

Causes of dystrophy

The main cause of the disease is genetic predisposition. However, the development of the disease may also be associated with other factors, such as taking certain medications, age, and the presence of other diseases. In addition, the causes of dystrophic effects on the skeletal system may be associated with external environmental factors, such as environmental safety, radiation and increased noise.

Symptoms of hydrophic dystrophy

The main symptom of hydrophic changes in the body is excess fluid in various tissues, including muscles and fat deposits. Main symptoms include:

* Edema. Edema is a common symptom of dystrophy. It can affect the legs and arms, feet and ankles, face and lips. * Sealing of joints and stiffness of movement. There may be a slight change in motor activity. * Disruption of the cardiovascular system. The patient's arterial pressure may increase.

Treatment

The main methods of treating DCI are aimed at correcting excess moisture accumulation in tissue cells and eliminating the consequences of decreased mobility and body functions. Treatment of the disease is carried out only by a neurologist. Basic techniques:

1. Physiotherapy. Therapy is aimed at eliminating swelling, strengthening muscles and increasing their tone. 2. External therapy (massages and water procedures), they are used to improve skin function and relieve muscle tension. 3. Electrical stimulation, therapeutic effects of current on muscle tissue and stimulation of the nervous system. 4. Surgical intervention is possible in the presence of sufficiently severe cases of the disease. The doctor performs bone resection. This helps improve joint mobility and reduce swelling. 5. Taking medications to lower blood pressure. These drugs help reduce water pressure and release it from tissues. However, medications must be taken strictly as prescribed by the doctor and only after diagnosing the disease. 6. A diet that includes eating a lot of protein to increase muscle mass. 7.