Secondary of cat nasal brachial sequelae is a common disease caused by nasal surgery or injury. Although surgery itself is common, millions of cats still get sick. The main symptom of the disease is a runny nose, which can seriously affect the quality of life of the cat. After a cat is diagnosed with sequelae of cat nasal brachial sclerosis, the treatment method will vary depending on the condition.
For cats with milder conditions, no treatment is required. If the symptoms are serious, local treatment is usually required. This treatment involves spraying medication on the nasal cavity and wings in the middle of the cat's throat. For cats whose condition worsens, surgical treatment is required. The purpose of this surgical treatment is to remove various foreign bodies and scar tissue from the cat's nose, while implanting a dilator (stent) in the narrow nasal cavity to prevent them from closing again. The surgical method depends on the severity of the condition and requires some special examinations to confirm in detail. After surgery, the cat owner is required to provide some special care measures for the cat.
First, you need to clean your cat's nasal cavity regularly. The process should be gentle to avoid further damage to the nose and throat. Let the cat sit quietly and gently wipe the nose and surrounding skin with warm water and cotton balls or non-woven fabric. It is necessary to regularly train your cat to gradually adapt to this "daily care". If the cat doesn't want to do this, you can also use some oral medications (such as Zhenglu Pills) as a substitute.
In addition, cats need to be provided with some correct diet and nutrition to strengthen their immunity and prevent the occurrence of disease. Some foods rich in vitamin C, vitamin K, lecithin and protein can help promote cats' health.
It is also very important to maintain family happiness and harmony with cats, which can help improve cat runny nose problems and bring good healing effects.
To sum up, the sequelae of cat nasal brachial cord is a disease that seriously affects cats' quality of life, and treatment measures should be taken in a timely manner. If the condition is serious, surgical treatment is necessary and good care is required after the operation. In addition, in daily life, pet care should be provided, regular health checks, appropriate dietary adjustments, and humane treatment should be adhered to to ensure pet life needs, so that cats can truly grow up healthily.