Patient's question:
Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis after a thorough examination at a hospital in the city, the symptoms of the illness include severe headaches, nausea, and dry heaves. At the hospital in the city, hormone shock treatment was used. Now that the headaches have stopped, I'm constantly feeling dizzy, dizzy, dizzy. The doctor said that in the future, the medication will be used to control the condition to prevent it from flaring up.How many times; can this disease be completely cured? What is the best way to treat it? How can it be prevented from flaring up? How many multiple sclerosis self-healing cases do you have?
Doctor's answer:
The main goal of treatment for multiple sclerosis is to suppress inflammatory demyelinating disease progression, prevent the worsening of acute-phase inflammation and relapse during remission, and use symptomatic and supportive therapy in the late stage to reduce the pain caused by neurological dysfunction. The main principles of treatment are as follows:For patients with onset of the disease and severe damage, high-dose corticosteroids should be administered intravenously. All RR-type multiple sclerosis patients should receive long-term immunomodulatory treatment. SP-type multiple sclerosis patients require early and active treatment. PP-type multiple sclerosis patients show poor response to treatment aimed at stabilizing the condition. Multiple sclerosis is a lifelong disease, and there have been no recent cases of discontinuing treatment. If a patient cannot tolerate one treatment or if the treatment is successful, an alternative treatment should be adopted.