Treatment of Cerebral Hypoxia

Hypoxia can be caused by a variety of diseases. The specific cause needs to be identified first, and then the factors that cause it need to be removed. Hypoxia can be caused by pulmonary diseases, such as chronic bronchitis. Acute attacks can cause respiratory failure, resulting in a decrease in oxygen levels, resulting in hypoxia of brain cells. This condition is usually caused by an infection in the lungs, so sensitive antibiotics can be selected for anti-infection treatment, and aminophylline can be used for asthma. Severe low-dose hormone anti-inflammatory, can also consider the use of lobeline and other drugs to stimulate breathing, while giving low-flow oxygen, severe symptoms can also be given ventilator assisted ventilation. Cerebral hypoxia may also be caused by brain edema, such as brain contusion caused by trauma, can cause edema of the injured site, compression of surrounding brain tissue will cause ischemia, hypoxia symptoms. This condition can be treated with mannitol dehydration to lower intracranial pressure, thus improving blood and oxygen supply to brain tissue.