Patient's question:
The treatment is now over, and I have been discharged from the hospital. When I was discharged, I felt dizzy and had no energy or vitality. Later, the doctor prescribed some medication for me. It has been two months since my discharge, and I no longer feel dizzy. However, I feel that my energy and vitality are about the same as before. There are no allergies or hereditary issues. How long will it take for me to fully recover to my original state? What aspects should I pay attention to during the recovery process? Even after I have fully recovered, will there be any situations that could lead to spontaneous bleeding? Can I do physical labor now?Doctor's answer:
It's not a good question. Only early treatment, nutrition for nerves, and prevention work can prevent the recurrence of delayed encephalopathy and avoid the occurrence of more severe conditions. At the same time, stimulating and activating nerves can regenerate and repair nerves, restoring optimal functions. It is absolutely not permissible to be lenient and wait for the missed opportunity to treat. Because the treatment time for this disease is limited, there is only one chance. Please help send over the original MRI and the most recent MRI photos for guidance.