Patient's question:
The child next door is now 9 years old. His thin arms and legs are just like a pair of bones, and he is a particularly obedient and filial child. It's heart-wrenching to look at him. His mother said it's caused by muscular dystrophy. She even finds it difficult to go up and down the stairs. I'd like to ask on her behalf how to treat muscular dystrophy?Doctor's answer:
Multiple cases of chicken malnutrition have occurred, and there is currently no specific treatment method. For this phenomenon, symptomatic treatment is necessary. Nutrient supplements for the nervous system can be used in conjunction with physical therapy for coordinated treatment. It is essential to conduct thorough examinations. Currently, it is difficult to alleviate such diseases, so it is crucial to pay attention to preventing the recurrence of complications. Active symptomatic treatment can be administered. Detailed examinations can be conducted in tertiary hospitals, or traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be coordinated.