EFFECTS OF WET FOMENTATION AND
SURFACE ANESTHESIA ON RELIEVING PAINS INDUCED BY FDP TRANSFUSION
Yang Tingting
Dept. of Pediatrics, PLA General Hospital, Beijing,
China
Objective: To evaluate the treatment of relieving the pains
induced by transfusion of FDP.
Methods: 20 children were transfused by FDP. Periods of
treatment lasted for 10 days. Children whose pains were evaluated in the
first two days were regarded as the control group. In later three days the
children treated with wet fomentation were regarded as the fomentation
group. If the treatment of wet fomentation was ineffective, the children
were treated with surface anesthesia and regarded as the surface anesthesia
group.
Results: After Pearson X2 test, the effect of
surface anesthesia group is significantly different compared with that of
the fomentation group (P<0.05).
Conclusion:
The treatment of both wet fomentation and surface anesthesia can relieve
the pains induced by transfusion of FDP, but that of surface anesthesia is
more effective than wet fomentation.