How to treat spinal cord compression

What are the symptoms and hazards of spinal cord compression? What kind of situation is likely to cause this disease? What should we pay attention to in order to prevent this from happening? If we are troubled by this, how can we treat it? What are its symptoms that we should pay attention to in our daily lives? With these questions in mind, let's take a brief look at this disease.

We must pay attention to spinal cord compression of nerves. This disease is caused by spinal fracture leading to spinal cord injury combined with paraplegia. In the early stage of the disease, Western medicine surgery only restores the diameter of the spinal canal to prevent the nerves from being damaged again. Their treatment mission has been completed, but the damaged nerves are still in a state of paralysis and shock and cannot recover. In addition to self-repair, the recovery of nerve function can be treated with this program. If the damaged nerves undergo ischemic degeneration due to prolonged time, there is no hope of recovery from this disease.

If treatment is improper or delayed, the damaged spinal cord will suffer ischemic necrosis, eventually leading to permanent spastic paralysis. Treatment plan: 1. Use Chinese medicine to enhance and improve spinal blood circulation so that the damaged nerves can get adequate blood supply. 2. Combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine to nourish nerves and prevent damaged nerves from being irrecoverable due to ischemia, degeneration and necrosis. 3. Use spinal nerve regeneration drugs to stimulate and activate the damaged and paralyzed nerves to regenerate and repair the nerves to control various functions such as defecation, urination, movement, etc. to achieve optimal recovery. 4. Use the autonomous passive exercise bracket designed specifically for patients to perform functional exercises to enable patients to achieve passive independence first. 5. If the patient suffers from foot drop, professionally designed calibrated shoes are needed to protect the ankle joint from bone wear and deformity. If you need help, please send me the MRI photos before and after the operation for your guidance.

The most common cause of spinal cord compression in adults is tumor, accounting for more than 1/3, followed by inflammation. Rare causes include spinal injury, spinal degeneration, congenital diseases such as basilar skull invagination, and epidural and subdural hematomas caused by spinal vascular malformations; in children, intraspinal tumors, trauma, infection and congenital spinal deformities are more common.

The life patterns of contemporary people are not healthy. We often see many people who have forgotten the importance of physical health for the sake of work. Once something goes wrong with the body, they either ignore it or bear it themselves. This is very unscientific and should not be adopted. We should pay more attention in life and protect ourselves more. Healthy living habits are the root of everything, so it is best to prevent such diseases in advance.