Patient's question:
Got multiple sclerosis, had three attacks. The first time I couldn't walk, the second time I lost my left eye hearing, the third time my right arm became weak. Even after discharge from the hospital, I'm still taking hormone medication. Sitting in a wheelchair, my feet swell severely every day. Hello, is there any solution? Hello, which celebrities have multiple sclerosis?Doctor's answer:
Treatment, in addition to normal hormone medication, can gradually be used for drug replacement of natural hormones and is non-toxic to the human body. It should enhance the immune function of the body and reduce its disease resistance. Nerve nutrition, combined with traditional Chinese and Western medicine, expands microcirculation to provide sufficient blood supply to damaged residual nerves, preventing the exacerbation of the condition and promoting concentration on the expansion of the disease. Additionally, drugs that stimulate nerve regeneration should be used to activate anesthetized and shocked nerves, restoring their function and enabling the body to produce antiseptic virus antibodies. This helps prevent recurrence and facilitates early recovery from myelin sheath loss in the spinal cord.