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Anonymous users2024-02-12The initial onset of muscle atrophy, slowly progressive facial muscle atrophy with closed eyes, inability to puff up the cheeks or whistle, humeral muscle atrophy, wing-like protrusion of the shoulder blades when the upper limbs are raised, no paresthesia, manifested as localized temporal muscle, masticatory muscle atrophy, jaw deviation to the affected side when opening the mouth, can be accompanied by facial sensation and corneal reflex hyporeflex or disappearance of such diseases There is no special method, and it is not possible, some patients can temporarily relieve pain, it is recommended that patients go to a professional Chinese medicine hospital in time**, Choose the correct and effective, effective Chinese and Western medicine methods, can fully activate, repair nerve cells, both internal and external treatment two-way effect, to achieve the ideal effect of the patient, through the pure Chinese medicine with physical instruments, effectively alleviate the patient's discomfort symptoms, in addition to the patient's psychological ** is also very important, to maintain an optimistic and happy mood, is conducive to assisting muscle atrophy, and the stronger long-term or repeated mental tension, pessimism and other emotional changes, can affect the cerebral cortex excitation and inhibition regulation, so that the muscle beat is aggravated, Makes amyotrophy develop. Therefore, the patient's psychology is very important.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11The answer is not absolute, look at what causes muscle atrophy? If it is because of a vegetative person, that is, a physiological lesion that causes the body to be unable to exercise, the repair of this muscle atrophy is very difficult, if it is simply because we do not exercise regularly, resulting in this muscle atrophy becoming smaller, this situation can be recovered through physical exercise.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Patients with muscle atrophy may not be able to recover, and it is necessary to diagnose and treat according to the ** of muscle atrophy to determine whether it can return to normal muscle strength.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09For muscle atrophy can return to normal, need to be decided according to the specific cause of muscle atrophy, some muscle atrophy is caused by disuse atrophy, such as stroke and lower limb fracture patients, limbs due to a long lack of exercise and muscle atrophy, can be through appropriate physical exercise or equipment training, gradually increase muscle strength, muscle atrophy symptoms may be recovered to a certain extent.
If the limb is paralyzed and lacks training, muscle atrophy will not be recovered, and even shoulder subluxation and foot drop deformity will occur. Patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome mainly suffer from atrophy of distal limb muscles, and with the improvement of the primary condition, the recovery of limb muscle strength, and the combination of ** training, muscle atrophy may also return to normal. There are some special reasons for muscle atrophy, such as some nerve damage caused by muscle atrophy, such as nerve crushing, severance and nerve entrapment caused by muscle dystrophy in the innervated area, it is necessary to actively relieve the nerve compression, and at the same time give some drugs to nourish the nerve, which may restore part of the function of the atrophied muscle, but the recovery of muscle atrophy is not very good.
If it is caused by certain neuromuscular diseases, such as motor neuron disease, the most common is amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, polymyositis, progressive muscular dystrophy, myasthenia gravis, and myasthenic syndrome, muscle atrophy does not recover and will gradually worsen.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Yes, but stick to it every day
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The initial symptoms of muscle atrophy, the initial onset of muscle atrophy, slowly progressive facial muscle atrophy with eyes closed, cheeks puffing or whistle, humeral muscle atrophy, wing-like protrusion of the shoulder blades when the upper limbs are raised, no paresthesias, manifested as localized atrophy of the temporal muscle and masticatory muscles on one side, and the lower jaw is biased to the affected side when the mouth is opened, which may be accompanied by decreased or absent facial sensation and corneal reflex. In adolescents, tongue muscle atrophy is associated with dysphagia and dysarthria. Slow-onset bilateral tongue muscle atrophy, accompanied by fasciculations, sudden tongue muscle atrophy, not accompanied by fasciculations, manifested as plaque atrophy of the forehead or cheeks, ** dark pigment, pinched subcutaneous tissue tension, no abnormality in neurological examination.