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Active Bleeding

What is Active Bleeding?

Active bleeding refers to the ongoing loss of blood from a vessel, which can result from trauma, surgery, or medical conditions such as gastrointestinal ulcers or ruptured aneurysms. Immediate and effective treatment is crucial to manage bleeding, prevent shock, and ensure overall patient safety.

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Symptoms of Active Bleeding

Visible Blood Loss

Bleeding from wounds or body openings.

Internal Symptoms

Symptoms such as abdominal pain, weakness, or confusion, if bleeding is internal.

Pale Skin

Skin may appear pale or clammy.

Rapid Heartbeat

Increased heart rate as the body tries to compensate for blood loss.

Key Treatments for Active Bleeding

1.Nasal Bleed -Selective Feeder Embolisation:-

Purpose:To stop recurrent nasal bleeding by targeting the source.
Procedure: Embolization of the specific blood vessel responsible for the bleeding

2.Hemoptysis - Bronchial Artery Embolisation:-

Purpose: control life-threatening bleeding from the lungs.
Procedure: Blockage of the bronchial artery to halt lung hemorrhage .

3.GI Bleed - Embolisation:-

Purpose: To manage and stop gastrointestinal bleeding.
Procedure: Embolization of the affected blood vessels in the gastrointestinal tract.

4.Uterine Bleed Embolisation:-

Purpose:To treat excessive or abnormal uterine bleeding.
Procedure: Cutting off the blood supply to the problematic areas of the uterus. .

5.Hematuria -Embolisation:-

Purpose:To control severe blood loss in the urine.
Procedure: Embolization of the bleeding vessel in the urinary tract.

6.Peripheral Pseudo Aneurysm- Coiling:-

Purpose:To prevent rupture of a peripheral pseudoaneurysm.
Procedure: Coiling of the aneurysm to close it off and prevent further blood flow. .

Why Active Bleeding Treatment is Critical

Immediate intervention for active bleeding is essential to:

  •  Prevent Shock:  Addressing blood loss helps maintain blood pressure and organ perfusion.
  • Control Blood Loss:Effective treatment limits further bleeding and reduces the risk of complications.
  • • Improve Outcomes:Timely care enhances recovery prospects and reduces long-term health issues.

Benefits of Prompt Active Bleeding Treatment

  • Immediate Control:

      • Rapid intervention minimizes blood loss and stabilizes the patient.

  •  Reduced Complications:

      • Prevents severe complications such as organ failure or shock.

  • Improved Recovery:

      • Enhances overall recovery and reduces hospital stay duration.

 Apply direct pressure to the wound, seek emergency medical assistance, and keep the person calm and still.

Signs of internal bleeding include abdominal pain, swelling, and symptoms of shock. Medical evaluation is required for a definitive diagnosis.

 Signs include continued or worsening bleeding, signs of shock, or a decrease in blood pressure despite treatment efforts.

 Recovery time varies based on the cause and severity of bleeding, the effectiveness of treatment, and overall patient health.

Yes, bleeding disorders can complicate treatment and recovery. Managing these conditions alongside bleeding treatment is crucial for optimal outcomes.