Patient's question:
Last year during the check-up, the doctor suspected it was multiple system atrophy, and no medication was prescribed for treatment. Now the symptoms are very obvious: difficulty walking, incontinence of urine and feces, severe body pain that cannot be relieved by any painkillers. How is multiple system atrophy treated?Doctor's answer:
Multiple-system neurodegeneration is a late-onset brain disease, where the onset is due to delayed pathological changes caused by impaired blood supply in the nerve as a result of prolonged ischemia in the originally affected nerves. Whether the disease progression can be controlled depends on analyzing the condition data to determine effective treatment measures. Otherwise, the disease may lead to more severe neurodegeneration, resulting in dementia and paralysis.The treatment plan involves a combination of Chinese and Western medicine to enhance and improve microcirculation in the affected nerve area to nourish the nerves, soften scars, regulate nerves, and facilitate regeneration and repair of the lesions. Additionally, drugs that promote nerve regeneration are used to excite and activate paralyzed nerves, enabling their regeneration and repair to achieve the best possible recovery of various functions.
The key to recovery lies in early treatment. If you need assistance, please provide an MRI scan for guidance.