Patient's question:
What should be done in case of external trauma collapse? A colleague was injured in a car accident, and the injury was quite severe, leading to the collapse of the lower limbs. It has been more than half a year now, and the doctor said the chances of recovery are relatively small. Moreover, his family has been rotating to give him massage therapy, but he says his legs don't have much sensation.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the treatment card for complete paralysis caused by traffic accident trauma is challenging. If it's just a simple lower limb collapse, it is basically considered complete paralysis. If it's on one side, it's simply the harm to blood circulation and nerve function of a single limb. Currently, the only option is to use massage and acupuncture to promote blood circulation, and there is no guarantee of complete recovery. The treatment mainly depends on the condition of the injury in the lumbar and sacral vertebrae to implement blood circulation therapy.