Patient's question:
The effect is even worse than when I was in the hospital. When discharged, the doctor advised me to supplement calcium, and I didn't need any other medication. Recently, these past few days, I've been experiencing lower limb edema and poor urination. My whole body is in pain. I'm collapsing in bed? I want to consult—Is the lower limb edema caused by the hormone medication leading to elevated blood sugar, which could cause swelling? And I'm also feeling nauseous—is this also related?Doctor's answer:
Multiple sclerosis is curable. General treatments include corticosteroid injections and immunomodulatory medications. Severe cases may require surgical intervention. It is recommended that patients consume more foods rich in vitamin C and fiber, and also eat more soy products. Avoid high cholesterol, high-fat, spicy, and fried foods. Engage in appropriate exercise, ensure sufficient sleep, and avoid overexertion, as these can aid in recovery.