Treatment of periodic paralysis, the most important method

Many people suffer from periodic paralysis, which brings misfortune to themselves and their families, seriously affects their lives, and adds burden to their families. They are in urgent need of good treatment. So, are there any good treatments? Let us learn about it together, solve our own symptoms, and have a healthy body.

It will cause great distress to patients, and the longer the time, the more obvious it will be. Because most patients also have limb and language functions, and even urination and defecation dysfunction, if patients do not actively seek treatment, it will cause a series of dangerous symptoms. What are the specific manifestations of the harmful effects of the sequelae of cerebral infarction? Please read the expert's introduction below.

1. Massage therapy: Roll back and forth on the paralyzed limb for 8 to 10 minutes, massage and relax the joints for 3 to 5 minutes, rub the spine and limbs 5 to 6 times, and rub the local area with warmth. Do this once a day or every other day. You can teach your family members to do it at home.

2. Functional exercise: For paralyzed limbs that cannot move, massage and acupressure can be performed first to promote blood circulation in the affected limbs, improve muscle nutrition and nerve regulation, and enhance muscle strength. For those whose affected limbs can make slight movements but have very poor muscle strength, they can be assisted to make passive movements such as extension, flexion, abduction and adduction.

3. Physical therapy: hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, wax therapy, phototherapy, etc. can be used to relax the diseased muscles, enhance local blood flow and inflammation absorption.

[Warm Tips] The above are some of the current methods for treating the sequelae of polio, but these treatments also bring side effects and complications while controlling the disease. Nerve targeted repair therapy breaks through the clinical limitations of traditional treatments, and multiple-effect complex treatments abandon the drawbacks of traditional treatments, are suitable for a wider group of people, and can play a very good role in the treatment of patients.