To what extent can cauda equina nerve damage be recovered?

If the cauda equina nerve is severely damaged, the improperly delayed** affected cauda equina nerve will delay scar fibrosis due to ischemia and cause the nerve to be unable to regenerate and repair. However, the regenerated nerve will be insufficiency, because the symptoms after nerve regeneration are substitute functions, and the nerve arrangement and tissue arrangement are incomplete, so the restored function is also incomplete. Hint:

The necessary condition for nerve regeneration is to treat it correctly within a year and a half, soften the scar, nourish the nerve, excite and activate the nerve, and the nerve can be expected to regenerate. In the absence of one of these conditions, it is difficult for nerves to regenerate.

In general, cauda equina nerve damage is reversible. However, depending on the extent of the injury, if the injury is too severe and surgery is required**, the function of the nerve may only be partially restored. If done correctly, it is also possible to recover completely from severe cauda equina nerve damage.

The most common disease that causes cauda equina nerve injury is lumbar disc herniation, which herniates outside the vertebral body and compresses the surrounding soft tissues, including the cauda equina nerve.

The slightest cauda equina nerve damage can be repaired as long as it is reasonably effective**. If it is due to the damage to the cauda equina nerve caused by a lumbar sacral fracture, as long as it does not require surgery**, the nerve function can generally be restored.

For various reasons, most patients with cauda equina nerve injury may need a certain amount of time to exercise, but exercise is exercise, and the body cannot be overdrawn. All exercise should be moderate, many people have a misunderstanding that I can't hold on to a certain degree every time I exercise, and then insist on insisting on it may break through, this kind of thinking is very irrational for our patients' ** training, when the amount of exercise exceeds the range of the body, the body function can not keep up with the will only lose more energy and aggravate the severity of the body's symptoms, so it is recommended to exercise reasonably, step by step is the key!

After a nerve injury, the recovery process is relatively long, which is determined by the specificity of the nerve tissue itself, it is not like us, it may be able to grow well in a week or two. If the nerve is repaired for two or three months after the nerve is broken, it can basically play half of the function, which is already very good, such a ** effect.

What can be recovered, but it is divided into incomplete and complete.

If you are conditioned by traditional Chinese medicine, it is more ideal to recover.

Recovery is possible, but it also depends on the damage.

Depending on the individual situation, there are cases of recovery.

Can be restored to life without impact.

It can promote recovery, and the degree of recovery varies from person to person, depending on your physical condition and ** situation.

It depends on how well you are taking the medication, the severity of your condition, and how well your body absorbs it.

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The correct recovery effect after cauda equina nerve injury can be divided into two years and three stages: the optimal period is three months to six months, and the recovery rate is . The effective ** period is within half a year to one year, and the recovery rate is one to one and a half years, and the maximum recovery rate is two years.

The recovery rate after two years is only a few percentages. Without providing information, I can only propose a total of theoretical ** solutions for you: 1. Use traditional Chinese medicine to enhance and improve spinal cord blood circulation, so that the damaged nerves can get sufficient blood supply.

2. The combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to nutrition nerve prevention of impaired ischemia and degeneration necrosis can not be recovered. 3. At the same time, the paralyzed and incomplete nerves can be regenerated and repaired by stimulating and activating the damaged nerves to innervate the second stool, exercise and other functions to obtain the best recovery. 4. If the condition is severe, the autonomous passive exercise stent designed for the patient is used for functional exercise, so that the patient can first achieve passive self-reliance.

5. If the patient has foot drop, it is necessary to protect the ankle joint from bone wear and deformity with professionally designed school shoes. You need help to send a pre- and post-operative magnetic resonance** to guide you.

Cauda equina nerve injury can be recovered, but depending on the extent of the injury, treatment and recovery are carried out according to the degree of treatment.

First of all, we need to make it clear that the recovery after cauda equina nerve injury refers to the recovery of nerve fibers after damage to nerve fibers, or the recovery of diseases caused by the cauda equina nerve being affected. If it refers to the loss or serious damage of the nerve fiber tissue of the cauda equina nerve due to accident, then this complete irreversible damage cannot be recovered in the current medical environment. Of course, there are very few factors that cause complete damage or loss of nerve fibers, and this type of patient is still a rare minority.

Most patients belong to the second type, because the cauda equina nerve is squeezed and affected from the outside to the inside or from the inside out, resulting in the function of the cauda equina nerve cannot function normally, resulting in a series of functional disorders. This type of patient can gradually recover and improve if the symptoms can be treated in time in the early stage**, of course, the speed of recovery is correlated with the degree of cauda equina nerve affected. If it is a slightly more severe patient, then timely surgical intervention is required, which can largely avoid irreversible damage to the nerve due to prolonged nerve compression.

If the first method is timely and symptomatic, then patients with this type of cauda equina injury also have the possibility of complete recovery.

The most common causes of cauda equina syndrome are lumbar disc herniation, accidental injury, spinal cysts and tumors. Regardless of whether it is a congenital or acquired factor, as long as the cauda equina nerve in the spinal canal is subjected to absolute or relative marketing, the symptoms of cauda equina syndrome will occur. Early mild patients can quickly return to normal life as long as they are timely and reasonable**.

If the patient is in the middle of the period, then it will take some time in terms of time.

There are also some patients with cauda equina nerve injury, after experiencing various types of lumbar spine surgery, cauda equina syndrome, or due to the symptoms of cauda equina syndrome, go to the relevant corresponding surgery, thinking that the symptoms will disappear, or even recover directly. For this part of the patient, it is necessary to learn more about the disease knowledge of cauda equina syndrome. The purpose of Western medicine surgery is mainly to relieve the compression or adhesion of the cauda equina nerve, which can create better conditions for the recovery of the disease.

After surgery, it is also necessary to combine physiotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine and other methods to alleviate or recover most diseases. It is not that it will be cured immediately after the surgery, and there are some cases that reduce most of the symptoms after the surgery, and there are also more serious ones. No matter what, we must understand that only we can face the disease correctly, not misdiagnose, not miss the diagnosis, not delay, timely and positive, and believe that it is only a matter of time before we recover our health!

The recovery of cauda equina nerve is affected by many aspects, the most important of which is the degree of nerve damage and the first problem of the patient. If it starts very late and drags on for a long time in the early stage, the degree of nerve damage will be aggravated, and it will be relatively slow. In addition, if it is not done as soon as possible, the degree of nerve damage will increase, and it will be more difficult to recover, and in severe cases, it may cause permanent damage.

On the contrary, when the nerve injury begins, it is accepted as soon as possible to receive a formal and professional **, the degree of nerve damage will be relatively lighter, and the effect will be better.

If the cauda equina nerve is damaged due to trauma, the nerve damage is difficult to recover from, and it takes a long time, if the current condition is stable, you can do more functional exercises, do more acupuncture massage, and then use some medicine to nourish the nerve, and it will slowly recover a little after a long time, but it may not be able to completely return to the normal state. The recovery of the cauda equina nerve is very slow, so if the affected nerve cannot be regenerated and repaired, the damaged nerve will be degenerated due to ischemia, and the residual symptoms will accompany you for life.

Recovery from cauda equina nerve injury takes about three months to six months.

For the cauda equina nerve, if the damage is more severe, and incontinence occurs, the possibility of later recovery is not very large.

However, the cauda equina nerve damage is only manifested as abnormal urine and urine, and there is still the possibility of recovery.

Although cauda equina syndrome is more difficult and takes a long time, don't lose confidence, you should know that the degree of recovery from cauda equina nerve damage has a lot to do with whether you choose the right method, the correct concept and the method of care.

Disease analysis: the recovery of cauda equina nerve is very slow, if it is nerve damage, it generally takes about three months to half a year, pay attention to the early ** so that the affected nerve can obtain sufficient blood supply and nutrition, and at the same time excite and activate the nerve to regenerate and repair the nerve to innervate movement and stool.

The recovery time after cauda equina nerve injury is very long, and there are many factors that will affect the recovery time, such as the degree of injury, physical fitness, etc.

If you have a nerve injury, it usually takes three months to six months, but you can't recover until you have relieved the compression.

The fast ones may take up to two years, and the slow ones may take longer to recover.

In general, after cauda equina nerve damage, the best stage of nerve activity recovery is within 3-6 months after surgery, and the recovery rate is in; If the effective ** period is within six months to one year after the onset of the disease, the recovery rate is in; ** Recovery rates between one and two years; After two years, the recovery rate is as low as a few percent. From this situation, it is found that the condition can be timely in the early stage, and the possibility of recovery is much higher than that of late reconditioning, of course, it also depends on the severity of the condition and what the recovery process is like, which varies from person to person!

Recovery from cauda equina nerve injury depends on a number of factors, the most important of which is the severity and duration of compression of the damaged nerve. In general, the longer the delay before the intervention, the greater the damage caused. The damage may be severe or prolonged to the point that it is impossible for the nerve to grow again, and the damage will be permanent.

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Because it is a nerve injury, the recovery from nerve damage is relatively slow, and it usually takes about 3 to 6 months to slowly get better. It also depends on the physical condition of each person, and in general, this kind of damage is relatively serious and may take a long time to recover. In fact, this question is not difficult to answer, because everyone's situation is different, and the cause of damage is also different, and it should be judged according to the degree of damage and the subsequent effect.

If it is a relatively mild cauda equina nerve damage, as long as it is reasonable and effective**, the nerve damage can be repaired and the symptoms can be improved in 3-6 months. If the damage is too severe and surgery is required**, neurological function may only be partially restored. It is also possible to recover completely from severe cauda equina nerve damage if done correctly, but the recovery time required is longer, usually 1-2 years.

The disease that causes cauda equina nerve injury is generally lumbar disc herniation, the lumbar disc nucleus pulposus protrudes outside the vertebrae, causing compression to the surrounding soft tissues, including the cauda equina nerve. In addition, cauda equina syndrome can be caused by some other lumbar spondylosis, and many patients are due to some accidents, resulting in lumbar vertebrae burst fractures, which directly damage the spinal cord nerve or cauda equina nerve, resulting in dysfunction of stool function and lower limb perceptual sensory function.

Hello, it is possible for the equine layer nerve to regenerate and restore function. If the injury is severe, it can become a permanent dysfunction and can be combined with traditional Chinese and Western medicine**. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital (Chengdu Gulian)**, be sure to see a doctor in person, and formulate a **plan for your specific situation.

At present, the combination of Western medicine and exercise is still the main means of recovery from early cauda equina nerve injury, and some drugs to nourish the nerves are given to patients, such as methylcobalamin, vitamins, and murine nerve growth factor, which is also the only drug with a subtle effect on this disease in Western medicine. In recent years, traditional Chinese medicine has been working the clinical treatment of cauda equina nerve injury, and has made certain progress, giving full play to the characteristics and advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in cauda equina injury.

It is necessary to carry out it in time, do not delay, and the later the recovery, the worse the effect.

Prompt medical attention should be sought and, if necessary, surgery should be performed to relieve compression.

About 3-6 months.

The recovery process after nerve injury is relatively long, which is determined by the specificity of the nerve tissue itself, unlike **, which may be able to grow well in a week or two. If the nerve is repaired for two or three months after the nerve is broken, it can basically play half of the function, which is already a very good effect.