Patient's question:
On the eighth day, my father-in-law had a relapse of multiple sclerosis, and his condition was very serious, saying nonsense. He was taken to the hospital, and we are currently waiting for the doctor. How should multiple sclerosis be treated? Multiple Sclerosis West China Hospital?Doctor's answer:
Early treatment of multiple sclerosis often employs nutritional support therapy, but its efficacy is difficult to control. Due to this disease, autonomic nerve function is primarily impaired, leading to neurological dysfunction and further exacerbating symptoms such as immune deficiency. It is recommended that, in addition to conventional nutritional support therapy, the body's immune function should be enhanced to improve its disease resistance. Nerve nutrition, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and microcirculation expansion can provide adequate blood supply to the damaged residual nerves, preventing the continuous progression of the disease.