Can the distal rupture of aortic dissection heal itself?

If the distal rupture of aortic dissection is small

, the local blood flow is small, and the coagulation function of the body is good. At this time, platelets can be aggregated to promote the repair of the rupture. Generally, it can heal itself. If the patient has a large local rupture and a large amount of bleeding, if it is not treated in time, the blood will continue to pour out, resulting in chronic blood loss. It will also cause abnormal heart rate, leading to heart function decline, causing heart failure. Generally, it cannot heal itself. It is necessary to seek medical attention in time.