What to do for cerebellar atrophy ataxia?

Cerebellar atrophy ataxia actually causes a relatively large impact. If it does not receive effective intervention and treatment, it will develop into dementia. Therefore, for people who have these symptoms, they must pay attention to taking timely response and treatment measures.

1. After suffering from cerebellar atrophy, the most important thing is to complete the treatment in time, otherwise cerebellar atrophy is likely to slowly develop into dementia, which will have a huge impact on you and is difficult to treat.

2. When treating cerebellar atrophy, it is recommended that patients undergo minimally invasive surgery to promptly implant the magnetic field electrodes under their scalp. Previous surgical treatments were through cranial nerve damage surgery - damaging part of the cranial nerves to control cerebellar atrophy, but once the cranial nerves are damaged, they cannot be restored, so it is important to seize the time for treatment.

3. If the brain is completely damaged, it is recommended to install a pacemaker magnetic field electrode in the brain to repair the damaged brain nerves. The pulse device is outside the body, which saves patients the pain of having to undergo another surgery to replace the battery. Depending on the patient's condition, the patient can receive treatment with the extracorporeal pulse device 3-5 times a day, which can achieve good relief effects.

4. It is particularly important to note that when suffering from cerebellar atrophy, treatment is indeed very difficult. There is currently no specific medicine. The current treatment method mainly involves trying some drugs combined with physical therapy, and during the treatment period, more nutritious foods are used to nourish the body.