Patient's question:
Recently, I don't know why I can't sleep, which greatly affects my work efficiency. My friend recommended that I go to the neurology department for a check-up. How do you get acute spinal cord inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Acute spinal cord inflammation is generally caused by spinal cord inflammation induced by various bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma, and other infectious agents. After the onset of spinal cord inflammation, if the spinal nerve cells are infected and symptoms of spinal nerve damage occur, the main manifestations are the symptoms of limbs controlled by the affected nerves, such as movement, sensation, and autonomic nerve symptoms. If bilateral lower limb numbness, weakness, and collapse occur, severe cases may lead to pain in limbs controlled by damaged nerves, incontinence of urine and feces, and other symptoms. These symptoms can affect daily life.