Patient's question:
During the unit's health check, it was carefully discovered that I have spinal arachnoiditis for more than five years. Usually, it doesn't show severe symptoms, and I would never experience lower back pain, so I never sought targeted treatment. I wonder if there are good treatments for spinal arachnoiditis?Doctor's answer:
Firstly, combined with limited; Secondly, correct the complete spinal cord twisting caused by adhesion; Thirdly, eliminate cyst control, completely remove cyst fluid without enhancing spinal cord injury, and as much as possible, remove more cyst walls; Fourthly, explore whether there is primary inflammation in the spinal canal, such as tumors; Fifthly, during surgery, use fine catheters to gently probe and flush up and down, avoid directly forcing the spinal cord, nerves, and blood vessels combined with adhesion, to prevent enhancing spinal cord and nerve damage. It is necessary to decide based on its classification. If it is a cyst type, it can be decided whether to perform surgical resection. If it is chronic or cerebrospinal fluid cells continue to increase, it is not easy to decide on surgery. It is appropriate to decide to use a lot of adrenal cortical hormones for treatment, appropriately use a lot of vitamins and vasodilator drugs, targeting the primary cause.