Patient's question:
What medication 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 nervous 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, but since vegetative nervous dysfunction leads to a weakened immune system, the disease tends to recur, becoming progressively more severe with each episode.
Treatment Plan:
After normal hormone therapy and disease control, natural hormone replacement can be used while gradually reducing hormones, as it is harmless to the human body. Combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine can enhance the immune system and improve the body's ability to fight the disease. Nourishing the nerves and expanding microcirculation ensures adequate blood supply to damaged and residual nerves, preventing further disease progression. Subsequently, the spinal cord nerve regeneration formula can stimulate nerves, activate paralyzed and shocked nerve cells to compensate for damaged nerve cells, enhancing intercellular conduction impulses and restoring limb function.
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