How long does it take to recover from a nerve injury?

It takes at least three months, if it is a minor injury, it can be recovered in 3 to 6 months, if it is severe, it may not be recovered for life, depending on the extent of the injury. Because the repair after nerve damage is very slow, only about 1 mm can be repaired per day, and the repair of the myelin sheath after the injury takes about three months, so it takes at least three months to recover. Some patients may experience sequelae, which require regular check-ups and monitoring.

But this also varies according to different people, different physiques, and different recovery situations. After nerve damage, it is necessary to actively cooperate**, and supplement nutrition, such as vitamins and the like, of course, these need to be carried out and taken under the knowledge of the doctor. When the recovery is almost complete, you can exercise appropriately, but do not exceed your body's capacity to avoid re-damaging the nerves.

If it is a serious injury that requires surgery, it is necessary to follow the doctor's requirements for postoperative training.

The recovery time of nerve damage is within three months, and the recovery time of nerve damage is generally related to the degree of nerve damage and the location of damage. If it is an incomplete injury, it usually takes about 1-3 months to repair. If the fracture is particularly severe, it may take at least half a year, or even 1-2 years, to repair.

The repair time for nerve damage due to different causes varies, but if it is due to inflammation and demyelination, it usually takes 1-3 months to repair. If the nerve is ruptured due to trauma, the repair time may take about a year or two.

Therefore, measures should be taken immediately after nerve damage for first aid or repair to prevent the phenomenon of nerve necrosis that cannot be repaired for too long.

The recovery time for a nerve injury depends on the condition of the injury. Generally, the recovery of injuries is almost complete in one month, but for those more serious, such as nerve damage caused by fractures and poisoning, it depends on the situation. As little as a few or more, as many as a year and a half.

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Neurological injuries include sequelae of cerebrovascular diseases such as traumatic brain injury, cerebral vascular sclerosis (cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral thrombosis), sequelae of encephalitis and meningitis, and demyelinating diseases.

1. Olfactory nerve injury often has ethmoid fracture or frontal base cerebral contusion, such as cerebrospinal fluid leakage, partial or complete loss of olfactory sense on one or both sides.

2. Optic nerve injury is often accompanied by anterior and middle fossa fractures involving the orbital apex and optic nerve canal. The patient experienced vision loss or even blindness immediately after the injury, and the direct light reflex was absent, while the indirect light reflex was normal. If the optic chiasm is damaged, binocular vision is impaired and the visual field is defected.

3. Oculomotor, trochlea, abduction and ophthalmic branch injuries of the trigeminal nerve often have sphenoid winglets, petrous temporal bone and maxillofacial fractures. In oculomotor injuries, diplopia, ptosis, mydriasis, loss of light reflexes, and outward and inferior eyeball deviation may be seen in oculomotor injuries; Tlear nerve injury may show diplopia with downward gaze.

Waiting for recovery with time is waiting for terminal disability, because the damaged nerve will delay the onset of ischemic neuratrophy and degeneration and necrosis due to the delay of **.

Due to the lack of understanding of the disease, please explain in detail the cause of the disease, the age of onset, the time of onset, the exact location of the disease, the results of the examination (pre- and postoperative magnetic resonance**, surgical records, electromyography), the detailed symptoms of the current condition, the more detailed the better, which is of great help to the qualitative analysis, evaluation and negotiation of the first plan. See if we can help you.

Different parts, different degrees of injury, and different ** schemes, nerve recovery is different. If it is a transverse injury of the spinal cord, it cannot be recovered, and if it is an incomplete injury, the recovery is very slow, ranging from a few months to several years. Patients need to take oral nutritional nerve drugs, such as adenosylcobalamin tablets or Micobao tablets, with acupuncture, massage, physiotherapy, massage and other comprehensive **.

Patients should build their own confidence and adhere to functional exercises, and at the same time strengthen nursing care to prevent complications.

It is not possible to generalize about the earliest possible repair time for nerve damage, because nerve injury repair is related to the postoperative nature of surgery. If the postoperative operation is successful. Nerve damage usually recovers within one to two months.

The timing of repair after nerve injury is important, in principle, the sooner the better, but time is not an absolute factor, and late repair may also achieve some success. It is recommended that you go to the nerve injury department of a regular ** hospital (Chengdu Gulian) for examination**. Usually pay attention to rest, avoid bending over, and train under the guidance of the teacher, and cooperate with physics.

Pay attention to recuperation in life.

**The period is only two years, and after two years, the nerves will mostly die of ischemia and necrosis with no hope of recovery.

Due to insufficient understanding of the condition, please explain in detail the cause of the disease, the age of onset, the time of onset, the exact location of the disease, the results of the examination (pre- and postoperative magnetic resonance**, surgical records), the detailed symptoms of the current condition, and the ** that have been done, the more detailed the better, which is of great help to the qualitative analysis and evaluation of the condition and the agreement of the **and**plan.

In this case, it is generally recommended to rest in time and try to supplement vitamins.

How long does it take for nerve damage to recover, depending on the specific situation, it generally takes 1-3 months, or even longer, as follows: 1. Slight nerve damage: peripheral nerve damage, as well as slight damage to the central nervous system, takes 1-3 months.

**Including drugs**, there are also some ** means, the vast majority of patients can get a basic recovery. 2. Severe nerve damage: moderate to severe cerebrovascular diseases, as well as intracranial tumors, brain trauma, minor fractures of peripheral nerves, etc., the recovery of these injuries is relatively difficult, and more or less will leave certain sequelae.

Therefore, in the event of nerve damage, it is necessary to conduct a scientific assessment, and then according to the results of the assessment, a comprehensive approach of drugs and **** should be taken as early as possible to reduce the sequelae as much as possible. Recovery from a nerve injury usually takes 3 months, but there are differences between individuals, depending on the severity and location of the nerve damage. If the nerve damage is caused by neuritis, more patients may have significant improvement in 1-2 weeks, or even get **.

For more serious nerve damage, such as nerve traumatic tears and avulsions, surgery is actively given in the early stage for repair, drugs to nourish the nerve, and active exercise and nutrient supplementation in the later stage, usually 3-6 months can be completely recovered.

The recovery time from nerve injury is related to the severity, location, and factors of the injury, and the recovery time varies from case to case. Most take about 3-6 months, and some may take 1 year or even longer to recover gradually, and severe nerve damage may not fully recover.

Typically, recovery time from central nervous system injury is longer than that of peripheral nerves. Secondly, after traumatic nerve injury, if the distance between the injured nerves is short and the symptoms are mild, it can return to normal within half a year by taking drugs to nourish the nerve** and corresponding **training; If the nerve is completely ruptured and the damage is severe, the nerve damage needs to be repaired first, and the recovery time will be prolonged, which may take 3-12 months, or even longer.

After nerve injury, you should actively cooperate, take medicine on time according to the doctor's instructions, and cooperate with acupuncture, massage, etc., and insist on training.

Nerve damage generally takes about three months or half a year to recover, and the specific recovery time cannot be completely determined, because the severity of nerve damage is different, and the recovery method is also different, so there will be a time gap.