What should be done about chronic osteomyelitis after lower limb amputation?

Patient's question:

I slipped and fell while looking at the water on the roof last year, which resulted in complete paralysis of my lower limbs. This year, I discovered that I have chronic osteomyelitis on my left side. It has already rendered me unable to move, and I spend every night in pain. I have complete paralysis of the lower limbs and chronic osteomyelitis of the left sciatic nerve. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

Complete paralysis of the lower limbs, chronic iliac osteomyelitis on the left side is recommended to consult the orthopedics department of a hospital. The doctor will further improve relevant examinations based on your symptoms, such as blood tests, magnetic resonance imaging, etc. After a comprehensive evaluation, treatment such as nerve nutrition and anti-infection will generally be provided. It is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and maintain an optimistic attitude. In daily life, maintain a light diet, avoid spicy, stimulating, and greasy foods, and eat more vegetables, fruits, and other vitamin-rich foods.

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