Patient's question:
I have a relative in my hometown whose child somehow got chronic motor neuron disease. It is said to be quite severe. I have been asking you several times, how long can someone live with chronic motor neuron disease?Doctor's answer:
Currently, there are many methods for treating chronic Guolinbari. Traditional Chinese medicine has a very good therapeutic effect. However, Western medicine is ineffective in treating chronic Guolinbari syndrome. Nourishing nerves, expanding microcirculation, and providing sufficient blood supply to residual nerves can prevent the spread of the disease. By utilizing nerve regeneration to influence nerves, activating anesthetized and shocked nerves, the body's produced viral antibodies no longer reappear, and the regeneration and repair of various injuries are completed. When treated effectively, the lifespan can be similar to that of a normal person.