Patient's question:
My friend has suffered from a herniated disc for over ten years. However, as time has passed, my friend's legs have become weak, making it difficult to walk, and they also experience dizziness, vertigo, and constipation. My friend went to a hospital in the town for many thorough examinations, and the results told my friend that the pain was caused by multiple sclerosis. How should one deal with the unbearable pain of multiple sclerosis?Doctor's answer:
After the stabilization of multiple sclerosis, encourage patients to engage in active exercise. Start with getting out of bed early and provide special training guidance for balance in affected limbs, standing, and walking. Gradually increase the range and frequency of activities. Finally, assist in implementing special training for climbing and descending stairs to promote movement in the affected limbs, which is beneficial for the complete recovery of function.Multiple sclerosis is a rare disease and rarely heals on its own. It is an autoimmune disease that generally does not threaten life. With appropriate treatment, it can be fully or partially recovered from. However, repeated relapses can lead to limb disability, disrupt daily life, and hinder training.