Patient's question:
What medicine can be taken for demyelination to treat this current episode and duration of illness: 2 years. Current general condition: unable to walk. Medical history: 2 years.Doctor's answer:
Hello:Spinal cord demyelination, also known as Guillain-Barré syndrome, is mostly caused by viral or inflammatory infections, leading to damage to the vegetative nerve function of the lateral horn of the spinal cord, resulting in paralysis. It is often accompanied by motor dysfunction. Early hormone therapy helps control inflammation. However, due to the disruption of vegetative nerve function, the human immune system becomes weakened, which can lead to frequent relapses, and each episode tends to be more severe than the last.
Treatment Plan:
After normal hormone therapy and stabilization of the condition, natural hormone substitutes can be used alongside hormone reduction, as they are harmless and have no side effects. Integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine can enhance the body's immune function and improve its ability to fight the disease. Nerve nutrition and microcirculation expansion ensure that damaged residual nerves receive adequate blood supply, preventing further progression of the condition.
Next, the spinal cord nerve regeneration formula is used to stimulate nerves, activate paralyzed and shocked nerve cells, compensate for damaged nerve cells, and enhance the transmission of impulses between nerve cells to restore limb function.
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