What are the causes of right upper and lower limb paralysis?

It may be because you are exercising vigorously that you are unconscious, or it may be because of a neurological systemic degenerative disease, which can also cause such symptoms. You should pay attention to your diet and eat more foods high in dietary fiber to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis and promote digestion.

It is very likely that it is because of the loss of one's brain, or the nerve of one's limb has been damaged, which affects the operation of one's limbs, and there is paralysis, the reasons are probably these, and there are some special circumstances, but the damage to the body is really great, and it has also become a disability.

It is very likely that you have a cerebral thrombosis, or you may have a nerve problem, or you may have had a stroke, or you may have a blocked blood vessel, or you may have a blow to your brain.

Limb paralysis is the reduction or loss of voluntary motor function, is a common symptom of the nervous system, the condition is caused by upper and lower motor neurons, pyramidal tract and peripheral neuropathy, generally caused by cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage, need to do a clear examination, and then see how **.

The paralysis of the lower limbs is complex, and the conditions that lead to this disease are as follows:

1. Monoplegia - common in middle cerebral artery lesions such as cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, cerebral vascular stenosis, brain trauma and other areas affecting cortical motor areas.

2. Hemiplegia - common in cerebral artery hemorrhage or occlusion, brain abscess, demyelinating disease and glioma.

3. Cross paralysis - common in brainstem lesions, common in brainstem vascular lesions, inflammation, tumors, trauma, etc.

4. Paraplegia - common in spinal cord infection, trauma, compression, demyelination changes, etc.

5. Peripheral nerve paralysis - common in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, mononeuritis, polyneuritis, infection, poisoning. Vascular lesions, tumors and systemic diseases.

6. Tumors - spinal cord compression can be caused by vertebral dislocation, fracture dislocation, hematoma, abscess, intervertebral disc herniation, spinal cord vascular malformation and some congenital spinal lesions.

The paralysis of the lower limbs is complex, and the conditions that lead to this disease are as follows:

1. Monoplegia - common in middle cerebral artery lesions such as cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, cerebral vascular stenosis, brain trauma and other areas affecting cortical motor areas.

2. Hemiplegia - common in cerebral artery hemorrhage or occlusion, brain abscess, demyelinating disease and glioma.

3. Cross paralysis - common in brainstem lesions, common in brainstem vascular lesions, inflammation, tumors, trauma, etc.

4. Paraplegia - common in spinal cord infection, trauma, compression, demyelination changes, etc.

5. Peripheral nerve paralysis - common in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, mononeuritis, polyneuritis, infection, poisoning. Vascular lesions, tumors and systemic diseases.

6. Tumors - spinal cord compression can be caused by vertebral dislocation, fracture dislocation, hematoma, abscess, intervertebral disc herniation, spinal cord vascular malformation and some congenital spinal lesions.

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Limb paralysis is a very serious disease, and most patients lose some or most of their mobility, which has a great impact on themselves and their families. Limb paralysis, when the motor strength of the limb is weakened or lost, can be caused by a variety of causes.

Limb paralysis should strengthen the functional exercise of the limbs.

Paralysis of the lower limbs refers to a disease in which the nervous system is damaged, and the sensory impairment causes the complete or partial loss of motor function of the lower limbs of the body, and the reduction or disappearance of voluntary movements.