Patient's question:
A while ago, I wasn't feeling well and went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor told me I have multiple sclerosis. I don't know what's going on, so I'd like to ask what viral multiple sclerosis is?Doctor's answer:
Multiple sclerosis can be cured. The standard for full recovery is the regeneration and repair of lesions, no relapses, and functional normalization. Multiple sclerosis originates from demyelinating diseases and can be cured, but it is not curable with hormones. Hormones cannot cure it; they are the best stimulants for the body's immune response. When used excessively to treat waterlogging diseases or after viral replacement, a large amount of hormone use will lead to weakened immunity. Combined with the scarred nerve function of the body, occasional viral or inflammatory diseases may occur, severely damaging the spinal cord. If left untreated or delayed in treatment, it can lead to more severe multiple sclerosis. The virus that causes the relapse can spread throughout the entire brain and spinal cord, posing a collapse and life-threatening threat.