What s going on with limb paralysis? What does paralysis mean?

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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 is the reduction or loss of voluntary motor function and is a common symptom of the nervous system due to a disease of the nerves, neuromuscular junctions, or muscles.

When determining paralysis, certain diseases should be ruled out for motor limitations, such as muscle rigidity or bradykinesia caused by Parkinson's disease and other diseases, or inability to move due to limb pain.

The distribution of myasthenia must be useful in differentiating radiculopathy, plexopathy, peripheral neuropathy, and neurogenic versus myogenic lesions, as well as lesions at a specific level of the neuromuscular system, based on the patient's symptoms and signs.

Definition: Total or partial loss of movement or sensory function of any part of the body. It can be seen in the sequelae of cerebrovascular accident and some other diseases of the nervous system.

The metaphor is that the organization is loose, chaotic, and does not work properly.

Pronunciation: tān huàn

Sentence formation: 1The fire escape is like a blood vessel, and the passage is completely paralyzed.

2.My mother loved flowers, but since my leg was paralyzed, all the flowers she tended to have died.

3.The self-depraved man always thinks that he is the most incorrigibly paralyzed, and therefore he is always unable to get up.

4.Hate paralyzes life, love gives him a new lease of life. Hate makes life chaotic, love is what makes it harmonious. Hate makes something dark, love makes it dazzling.

5.Indifference and ruthlessness is the paralysis of the soul, which is premature death. Chekhov.

"Paralysis is the loss or loss of muscle strength in a limb. According to the different parts of the paralysis, we are divided into hemiplegia, that is, the paralysis of one limb; Monoplegia is the paralysis of a limb. Paraplegia is the paralysis of the entire lower limb or the entire limb, and there are also called quadriplegia, cross paralysis and so on.

Common paraplegics** include:

1. Trauma: It is the main cause of paraplegia. For example, a car accident that injures the spinal cord and causes paraplegia;

2. Bone tuberculosis: bone tuberculosis leads to fractures, compresses the spinal cord and causes paraplegia;

3. Tumor: tumor growth will compress the spinal cord or tumor in the spinal cord leading to fractures, compressing the spinal cord and causing paraplegia;

4. Metastatic tumor: metastatic tumor compresses the spinal cord and causes paraplegia due to spinal cord damage;

5. Traditional Chinese medicine reasons: Chinese medicine believes that paraplegia is caused by the damage of the essence and the loss of nourishment of the muscles and veins;

Paralysis is caused by the immobility of the nerves that envangle the muscles, and the paralyzed nerves can be divided into the following types:

1. Upper motor neuron lesions: It is nerve damage above the motor cells in the anterior horn of the spinal cord, such as paralysis caused by brain injury and cerebrovascular disease, paralysis with positive pathological signs such as increased knife-like muscle tone and tendon hyperreflexia, and paralysis caused by upper motor neuron injury is also called paralysis;

2. Lower motor neuron lesions: It is paralysis caused by nerve injury in the anterior horn of the spinal cord, muscle atrophy, decreased tendon reflexes, hypotonia, etc. can be seen during physical examination, and the pathological reflex is negative, and the paralysis caused by lower motor neuron injury is also called soft paralysis.

Common causes of paralysis include blood vessels, infections and other diseases, as well as drug factors.

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1. If it is caused by spinal cord compression, surgery to remove the compression should be done as soon as possible to improve the symptoms of nerve compression, which can be quickly relieved.

Clause. Second, if it is caused by myelitis, it is necessary to give active anti-infection**, viral infection and bacterial infection targeted drugs**.

Clause. 3. If it is caused by immune factors, a large dose of hormone shock**, as well as immunoglobulin and plasma exchange**, can be given to improve inflammation and improve symptoms.

Clause. Fourth, if it is caused by spinal cord vascular disease, ischemic thrombolysis and thrombectomy**, as well as the use of some blood-invigorating drugs, such as butylphthalide and edaravone, can remove oxygen free radicals and protect the spinal cord. At the same time, with aspirin and anticoagulant drugs, it is possible to improve blood circulation to improve symptoms.

1. Femoral nerve injury quadriceps paralysis leads to weakness in leg extension and thigh flexion, so that patients cannot climb steps and jump, and are prone to fall, causing symptoms such as quadriceps muscle atrophy, knee reflex loss, and sensory impairment in the front of the thigh and inner leg. 2. Sciatic nerve injury (1) The manifestation of sciatic nerve trunk injury depends on the level of injury. When the injured part is high, all the muscles of the back of the thigh, calf and foot are paralyzed, indicating that the knee is unable to bend, and the ankle and toe movements disappear completely.

Because the quadriceps muscles are sound and the knees are straight, walking is a "cross gait". Loss of Achilles tendon reflexes, sensory deficits or pain on the outside of the legs, and superficial sensory loss on the plantar of the foot leading to injury and ulceration. If there is an injury in the middle and lower part of the femur, the hamstrings are normal, and the flexion function of the knee is preserved.

2) Tibial Nerve InjuryAfter tibial nerve injury, paralysis and paralysis occur in the flexion fingers and soles of the feet, and the sensation of the feet disappears. The results showed plantar flexion, difficulty adduction and varus, foot valgus, inability to flex the toes, loss of elasticity and strength of the arch of the foot, thin legs. The Achilles tendon reflex is absent due to tibialis anterior contracture and ankle hyperextension.

If the injury is below the gastrocnemius muscle and flexor branches of the long fingers, only toe movement disorders and plantar sensory deficits will occur. When the tibial nerve is partially injured, burning neuralgia often occurs, accompanied by sweating and nutritional disorders. (3) Injury to the common peroneal nerve The common peroneal nerve is susceptible to injury at this site and to the peroneal and peroneal intestines, resulting in anterolateral paralysis of the extensor muscles of the leg and dysfunction of dorsiflexion and valgus of the foot, which indicates that the foot hangs and turns inward to become an equal foot; The toes are also drooping and bent, walking in a gait, and pain is rare.

Paralysis of the lower limbs is generally damage to the spine, that is, damage to the central nervous system, in this case, you should still go to the hospital for examination and strive for hope of recovery, even if there is a little hope, you can also fight.

Paralysis of the lower limbs refers to the damage to the nervous system, the occurrence of sensory impairment caused by the complete or partial loss of motor function of the lower limbs of the body, the reduction or disappearance of voluntary movements, and brain or spinal cord lesions, trauma, tumors and other diseases, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital in time to find out the cause, symptomatic**.

Spastic paralysis is a neurological disorder also known as spastic paraplegia. It refers to neurodegenerative diseases of the body due to external forces or disease injuries. The location of the disease is reported to be the spinal cord tissue of the thoracic spine.

The main symptom after the disease is lower limb-related diseases, which seriously affect the ability to walk. This is because after long-term paralysis, muscle atrophy is serious, and the consequences can be divided into general paralysis and hemiplegia, as well as partial limb paralysis, which must be timely**.

If it is said to be paralysis of the lower limbs, what nerve damage could it be? I think there are many kinds of nerve damage that can cause paralysis of the lower limbs, such as damage to the central nervous system.

It is also the nerve damage in the backbone and the nerve in the neck.

Therefore, it is possible to paralyze one's lower body, and some have damaged brains, or it may be paralysis of one's lower limbs.

Paralysis of the lower limbs may be some nerve damage, I think the paralysis of the lower limbs must be the nerve damage of the bone nerve of the bone, which is very serious, and seriously affects the paralysis of the lower limbs.

Paralysis of the lower limbs is mainly due to damage to the spinal nerves, which causes the descending tracts of the nerves to be unable to give correct instructions, making the lower limbs lose the ability to walk.

Paralysis of the lower limbs is caused by spinal cord injury, which is mostly related to physiological changes in the spinal cord, and the purpose of surgery is to recover. But it does not restore the nerves, damaged paralysis is incomplete.

sciatic nerve, tibial nerve, common peroneal nerve.

What could be the nerve damage next time you sweat? The main cause of paralysis of the lower limbs is caused by damage to the nerves in the spinal cord.

It may be that the femoral nerve is damaged.

Paralysis of the lower limbs can be a spinal injury.

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.

It may be that the brain tissue is damaged, or the nerves in the legs are damaged, so go to the hospital for a check-up.

Paralysis refers to the reduction or loss of voluntary motor function of an individual, which can be divided into neurogenic types, neuromuscular junction and myogenic types, and is a common symptom of the nervous system. Paralysis is mainly caused by neurological disorders, but it can also be seen in diseases of the circulatory system and other systems.

The common causes of paralysis in China are cerebrovascular diseases, craniocerebral trauma, tumors, inflammation, etc.

According to the classification of paralysis, it can be divided into neurogenic type, neuronal motor motor muscle junction and myogenic type; According to the degree of paralysis, it can be divided into incomplete and complete; According to the state of muscle tone of paralysis, it can be divided into spastic paralysis and flaccid paralysis.

According to the distribution of paralysis, it can be divided into monoplegia, hemiplegia, cross paralysis, paraplegia, and quadriplegia; According to the different parts of the motor conduction pathway, it can be divided into upper motor neuron paralysis and lower motor neuron paralysis.

Traumatic brain injury and tumor can cause damage or compression of the central nervous system, inflammation can destroy nerve tissue or muscle tissue, etc., and cerebrovascular disease can cause ischemia, hypoxia or compression necrosis of nerve or muscle tissue.

There are many causes of paralysis, among which neurological diseases are closely related to paralysis, such as inflammation, tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, etc.; Endocrine system disorders, such as diabetes, can also induce paralysis; Hematologic diseases, such as hematoporphyria, macrocytic anemia, etc., can also induce paralysis; Factors such as cranial trauma and poisoning can also cause paralysis.

The purpose of paralysis is to restore nerve or muscle function, mainly through drugs, surgery, acupuncture and massage and other methods to check the fingers and **, in some cases, it is also necessary to correct the symptoms of paralysis.