What should I do if my feet can't move after a spinal cord injury surgery?

Patient's question:

I am 36 years old this year. Seven months after the spinal cord injury surgery, my ankle and toes cannot move, and it hurts very much. I feel that my toes have a lot of dampness and coldness recently. What is going on with me? Seven months after the spinal cord injury surgery, my ankle and toes cannot move, what should I do?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, this is caused by the reason that additional neurological dysfunction is induced after central nervous system damage. Currently, there is no particularly effective method, and the general treatment effect is very limited. You can try acupuncture treatment and rehabilitation therapy, which may have a certain gradual recovery effect. However, the gradual recovery effect will never be particularly significant. Please have a realistic expectation.

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