"Clinical cases of Naegleria fowleri infection are really too rare, and the current literature offers very limited reference value for treatment."
Zhao Heng said.
The treatment of such a rare disease as Naegleria fowleri infection is destined to be a difficult process. Medicine is inherently an empirical discipline, and often, the treatment of patients is based on past experience.
There must be enough clinical case samples, and a lot of exploration is needed to form an effective treatment plan.
"According to the existing literature, treating Naegleria fowleri infection with antibacterial drugs is actually quite limited in effect, as the patient's intracranial pressure will continue to rise from the onset. It soon leads to deep coma, and usually, about a week after the onset, the patient will die from respiratory and heart failure."
After a pause, Zhao Heng continued.
