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• BY Frederic Sander 2020-05-10
  Mediastinal fibrosis is usually asymptomatic in the early stages, but symptoms of mediastinal organ adhesion or compression may gradually appear, mainly superior vena cava syndrome, with increased venous pressure, edema of the head, face, neck and upper extremities, jugular vein filling, and chest wall The collateral circulation veins dilate. The patient has headache, dizziness, difficulty breathing, cyanosis and other symptoms.
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• BY Phoenix Cecillia 2020-04-21
  Fractures caused by trauma may also cause peripheral neurovascular damage, as well as the symptoms of jittering due to decreased muscle strength. Specifically, it is best to go to the hospital to take x-rays, and at the same time to do an EMG examination to confirm the diagnosis. If there is no problem with the bones, you can mainly do acupuncture physiotherapy, with the use of methylcobalamin nutritional nerves, and with some ibuprofen to relieve pain. Don't stay up late at night, you have to work regularly, and you can't play with mobile phones and computers for a long time.
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