Patient's question:
How long does it take to treat cervical spinal cord injury?Doctor's answer:
Generally, cervical spinal cord injuries often lead to recurring numbness in the upper and lower limbs, and in some cases, complete paralysis may reoccur. The recovery period is relatively long, and some patients may have to maintain stability. Specific recommendations include undergoing thorough medical examinations at the hospital. Currently, treatment suggests a combination of acupuncture or small needle knife therapy. Dietary care should focus on nutrition, and when time permits, appropriate limb exercises should be performed.