What Is Calciphylaxis?

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10. Treatment

As things stand, there is no known cure for calciphylaxis. This means that instead of focusing on the underlying cause, medical professionals will instead need to focus on treating the patient’s symptoms. This includes medications that help prevent the blood clots that calciphylaxis can cause. Medication to restore normal levels of calcium and phosphorous are also used.

Perhaps the hardest task of all is to try and keep the patient’s wounds free from infection. This is done with the help of anti-biotics to try and keep bacteria populations under control. Dressings will also be necessary to help prevent and fight infections.

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