Patient's question:
Last month, I accidentally fainted after falling downstairs. There were very few people present at the time, so I wasn't aware when I fainted. Three days after the fall, I started experiencing occasional severe body pain, blurred vision, slow reaction times, and a feeling as if something was pressing on my head. I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis of the cerebellum.Hello, how should multiple sclerosis of the cerebellum be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, it is mainly aimed at stabilizing cerebral blood circulation. Under the guidance of a doctor, vasodilator drugs and ginkgo leaf preparations can be used, often including aspirin enteric-coated tablets, compound Salvia miltiorrhiza tablets, and rutin tablets, among others. It is recommended to eat less vegetables, fruits, black fungus, and dried grapes. Additionally, appropriate exercises such as brisk walking, jogging, and strolling should be performed, while maintaining a positive mindset and healthy brain usage. Certain foods may trigger the recurrence of multiple sclerosis, and these harmful foods include milk, dairy products, caffeine, yeast, and gluten, among others.