Subcerebellar herniation and syringomyelia, it turns out that this is the correct way to treat it

Studies have found that the causes of cerebellar herniation and syringomyelia are both congenital and acquired. The disease is divided into three stages: early, middle and late. During this process, the patient's sense of powerlessness will gradually increase until he or she is unable to take care of himself or herself. To achieve treatment, you must adhere to the correct treatment method, and intervention treatment is critical.

1. Reasonable metaphor to explain the mechanism of cerebellar tonsillar herniation accompanied by syringomyelia

Why do we say that syringomyelia may be caused by certain diseases? For example, cerebellar tonsillar herniation may lead to the possibility of syringomyelia as the disease progresses. For example, it is like a tree planted on rocky ground. The roots are stuck and pressed by the stones. Over time, the nutrients are depleted, and the heart of the tree becomes empty. So this disease has both congenital and acquired factors, which is an important conclusion.

Regarding the severity of the disease, it depends on the symptoms that appear. Our department can classify the morphology and onset time of syringomyelia through professional clinical scoring, which are divided into early, middle and late stages. For example, patients with muscle atrophy and weakness are mostly in the middle stage. The consequences of the disease may be worsening weakness, and the patient will need care for daily self-care items such as eating, drinking, defecating, sleeping, washing and walking. Although not everyone will develop to the level of disability and paralysis, the faster the disease develops, the greater the risk.

2. Correct treatment for cerebellar tonsillar herniation with syringomyelia

The following aspects need to be done well for correct treatment. First of all, pay attention to the disease and intervene in treatment early. Never delay. We all know that this type of disease is often caused by damage or compression of the nervous system. Once long-term damage and compression occur, it may cause irreversible damage; secondly, reasonable and appropriate rehabilitation intervention after surgery to better restore function through rehabilitation!

Regarding the efficacy, we can say this: some symptoms may recover quickly after surgery, while some symptoms may recover slowly, so a process of rehabilitation and maintenance is needed. Specifically, you need to learn and implement how to rest, how to nourish, how to do Chinese medicine physical conditioning, how to contact us, etc. Finally, to sum it up in one sentence: The best way to treat spinal cord cavitation is correct surgery plus good rehabilitation.