Patient's question:
Recently, I don't know why I can't sleep, which is greatly affecting my work efficiency. My friend recommended checking with the neurology department. Can muscle atrophy still be recovered from?Doctor's answer:
Muscular atrophy is relatively common in neurology, primarily characterized by muscle volume enlargement and the pus formation of muscle neurons, leading to the loss or decline of various senses. This results in patients being unable to stand, hold objects, or breathe normally, requiring ventilators to sustain life. In the acute phase, corticosteroids can be initially administered for treatment. Later, traditional Chinese medicine, herbal acupuncture, and massage can be implemented to stimulate nerves for complete recovery, while also coordinating with other treatment methods such as acupuncture and Tuina therapy.