Patient's question:
The child's balance is not very good, and their hands and feet are often weak. A good friend took the child to a nearby hospital for a thorough examination, and it was said to be due to myasthenia gravis. Now the child is completely unable to move on their own and relies on others for everything, except that medication seems to be ineffective. Hello, is there any new medication for myasthenia gravis?Doctor's answer:
Acupuncture Activation Therapy: Experts employ a unique Eight Directions Wujiji acupuncture treatment method, which is significantly lower in intensity than conventional acupuncture. The primary effects include dredging meridians, re-adjusting and activating neural function, and enhancing the connection between nerves and muscles. This activation helps awaken dormant nerves, thereby restoring collapsed neural and muscular functions. It enables patients with muscle atrophy, weakness, and pediatric muscular dystrophy to recover.