Can myotonia be cured? What is Myotonic Tonia?

Whether myotonic disease can be cured depends on the specific condition corresponding to the disease.

Myotonic diseases include myotonic dystrophy and congenital myotonic disease. In the case of muscular dystrophy, it can be supplemented with dietary supplementation with medication**. Some patients can**, even if it is not completely**, it will not affect the life expectancy, and the presence of diseases will cause the patient to have behavioral inability.

For congenital myotonic disease, it is caused by gene mutation and cannot be completely developed, so it is necessary to conduct a review on time to monitor the development of the disease and take ****.

Ankylosing spondylitis is not completely cured. Most ankylosing spondylitis can be controlled after standardization**, and like normal people, it will not affect life and work, although a small number of patients may have severe symptoms. Ankylosing spondylitis, there is no very specific drug at present, usually according to the patient's symptoms and physical and chemical examination to take corresponding methods to control the development of the disease, can take drugs ** including hormone drugs, immunosuppressants, anti-inflammatory analgesics, physical **, Chinese medicine**, sports ** and surgery ** to control the disease.

Generally, the onset of ankylosing spondylitis is relatively slow, and the standard ** can control the condition well, only a small number of patients with ankylosing spondylitis have recurrent conditions and serious deformities, which require timely surgery**. Congenital myotonia can be given drugs, but the effect of drugs is relatively poor, drugs can improve certain symptoms, but not this disease. Congenital myotonia is a genetic defect caused by abnormal nerve conduction.

When the patient performs exercise, there will be muscle tonic contraction, and the action after exercise will be maintained for a period of time, and the muscle can relax after a few minutes before the next action can be carried out, so continuous exercise can not be carried out, which will obviously affect the patient's quality of life, especially when the weather is cold, the symptoms will be more obvious.

The possibility of ankylosing spondylitis is not very high, but there are still very good ways to relieve pain and delay the development of ankylosing spondylitis.

Because the purpose of ankylosing spondylitis is to reduce the patient's pain and the stiffness of the patient's spine, through drugs, acupuncture and massage, etc., it still has a certain effect on relieving pain and relieving the stiffness of the spine. In addition, according to the specific situation of the patient, the appropriate use of the best drugs for ankylosing spondylitis also has a relatively good control effect.

Patients with ankylosing spondylitis, training is also very crucial, as well as regular physical exercise, so as to reduce or prevent spinal deformity, or have a better effect, patients should insist on walking upright, and regularly carry out back stretching exercises, you can sleep on a hard bed, remove the pillow, take a flat position, preferably supine position or dorsal prone position, etc., to avoid the curl of the spine.

It should also be carried out regularly, such as MRI, etc., and if necessary, also consider targeted drugs**, such as the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, glucocorticoids, and symptomatic drugs, etc., all of which have a certain quality effect.

As the main symptom of Parkinson's disease, muscle rigidity has a huge impact on life. Muscle rigidity is actually a common muscle disease, which refers to the fact that the muscles on the bones are not easy to relax after contraction, so after continuous contraction, the symptoms are reduced or disappear, and the cold can make the symptoms significantly worse. The impact of this symptom on the human body is extremely harmful, and it must be carried out as soon as possible**.

So, can this situation be **? As the main symptom of Parkinson's disease, muscle rigidity generally appears with Parkinson's disease and will continue to worsen with the symptoms, so if you want to ** muscle rigidity, you must first cure Parkinson's disease.

Parkinson's disease, as a type of chronic neurodegenerative disease that occurs frequently in middle-aged and elderly people, is caused by damage to the central nervous system, and belongs to the category of "tremor" in traditional Chinese medicine, which mainly affects the liver and kidneys, resulting in liver and kidney deficiency, endogenous phlegm and stasis, and blockage of the brain is the basis for the pathogenesis, resulting in internal movement of liver wind. Parkinson's disease is still an incurable disease, difficult to complete, but it does not mean that Parkinson's disease is a terminal disease, Parkinson's disease is not an incurable disease, under reasonable treatment, Parkinson's disease including muscle rigidity symptoms can be basically disappeared, to restore normal people's living standards, to regain self-confidence.

Of course, this is not possible, this hereditary disease is a problem in the world, and it is difficult to cure.

Yes, muscle rigidity refers to a disease in which the affected skeletal muscles are not easy to relax after contraction, and the symptoms are reduced or disappeared after continuous contraction, and the symptoms can be aggravated in a cold environment, including myotonic dystrophy, congenital muscle rigidity and accessory muscle ankylosis and other types. Therefore, for muscle rigidity, the first thing to do is to remove the factors that cause it.

Not quite**. **The purpose is: to delay the onset of the disease; Delay deformity and deformity of spinal joints; Improves symptoms. This disease requires long-term oral NSAIDs.

Myotonia actually refers to some cases of muscle stiffness, and patients with muscle rigidity need to go to the hospital for **, generally there are more men with this disease, neuromyotonic is mainly manifested by muscle stiffness, spasm, twitch, weakness and delayed muscle relaxation in the affected muscles, and electromyography detects spontaneous sustained motor unit firing activity.

Muscle rigidity means that the muscles are stiff, and when this situation occurs, it is necessary to pay attention to it, and the patient must go to the local more regular tertiary hospital in time for treatment, and actively cooperate with the doctor for examination.

The doctor will formulate the corresponding plan according to the specific examination results, the patient does not need to worry too much, must have a good attitude, and do not be in a state of tension and anxiety for a long time, which is not beneficial to the disease.

Before **, the doctor will advise the patient to do some necessary examinations, and the patient must actively cooperate with the doctor for examination, only in this way can the doctor better grasp the patient's physical condition.

During the ** period, it is also necessary to go to the hospital regularly for re-examination until the disease is fully recovered. Special attention is also needed in terms of diet, patients can eat more foods with high protein and vitamin content, and only when their own nutrition is balanced, can the disease be better recovered.

During the ** period, patients should also rest as much as possible, never engage in overly tiring physical work, do not participate in too intense sports, and must let the body get enough rest.

Myotonia refers to a group of muscle diseases characterized by the fact that the affected skeletal muscles are not easy to relax after contraction, and the symptoms are reduced or disappear after continuous contraction, and the symptoms can be aggravated by cold. These include myotonic dystrophy, congenital myotonia and accessory muscle tonia. Most myotonic myopathies are a genetic disorder.

Myotonic dystrophy is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner. Congenital myotonia is also inherited in an autosomal dominant manner. Congenital paramyotonia is caused by an autosomal mutation.

Myotonic symptoms of Parkinson's disease: the limbs and body of the patient usually lose their flexibility and become very stiff, and the early stage of the lesion usually begins on one limb. Patients may feel clumsy movements of hands and feet, sore shoulders, inflexibility of the neck and waist hair, and neck rotation, reduced facial expressions, and reduced blinking.

Muscle rigidity in Parkinson's patients mainly has the following manifestations: lead tube rigidity, straight folding knife rigidity, gear rigidity, unique flexion posture, muscle rigidity, increased muscle tone, and swallowing muscle rigidity.