Patient's question:
A colleague's baby is eight and a half months old. Accidentally fell off the bed, nothing happened at the time, but later when they started trying to sit up, they were wobbly and went to the hospital. The doctor said it was high muscle tone after spinal cord injury. The doctor wants to ask how to treat high muscle tone after spinal cord injury? Can this be cured?Doctor's answer:
After a spinal cord injury, spasticity can be triggered, which is directly related to muscle damage. This symptom is often reappearing during the nerve recovery period. To address this spasticity, medication can be used to stabilize it, such as taking Mirena orally for stabilization. Additionally, physical therapy should be combined with treatment, and it is essential to undergo rehabilitation training and treatment at a regular hospital.