How long does it take to recover after nerve damage?

Nerve damage can generally be recovered in at least three months, because it takes about three months for the myelin sheath to repair after nerve injury, and substances that nourish the nerve are usually given, including gangliosides, murine nerve growth factor, brain protein hydrolysate, methylcobalamin, and vitamin B1.

In addition, it is necessary to remove the ** that causes nerve damage, if it is traumatic to give surgery, if it is infectious, it is necessary to give antiviral and antibiotic **, metabolic correction of metabolic factors, diabetes should be controlled, and if it is caused by drinking, it is necessary to abstain from alcohol. By removing the risk factors and giving the nerve nourishment at the same time, coupled with the training of the nerve, the nerve damage can be recovered in about three months.

If the recovery time of sciatic nerve injury is a sharp injury such as a cutting injury, it should be repaired in the first stage, and the adventitia should be performed with end-to-end anastomosis, and the postoperative fixation should be performed in the hip extension and flexion knee position for 6 to 8 weeks. If the sciatic nerve is injured due to hip dislocation or pelvic fracture, it should be reduced and decompressed in the early stage, and the nerve should be explored after 1 to 3 months of observation according to the recovery situation. In the case of firearm wounds, only debridement is done in the early stage, and exploratory repair is performed 3 to 4 weeks after the wound has healed.

Late foot and ankle functional reconstruction improves limb function. If the drug injection injury is injured, nerve release should be performed as soon as possible, and the repeated irrigation of normal saline, and the use of hyperbaric oxygen ** after surgery can effectively promote the regeneration and repair of the injured sciatic nerve.

The recovery time of nerve injury is relatively long, and the specific recovery situation is determined by the severity of the injury, which generally takes about 3 months, but some patients with severe injuries are difficult to recover. For some myelin sheath or axonal injury, after nerve self-repair, the symptoms of nerve injury can be relieved in about 1 month, and can be basically recovered in about 3 months, such as metabolic nerve damage, inflammatory nerve damage and other diseases. If the nerve damage does not recover after 6 months, it is considered that there may be sequelae.

In the case of neuronal necrosis and axonal rupture, the patient's nerve damage is serious, the possibility of regeneration is very small, and it is difficult to recover, such as cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, limb disconnection, etc. Therefore, the recovery time of nerve injury mainly depends on the cause, severity and later stage of nerve injury. Recovery from nerve damage is very difficult, and the recovery period for nerve damage is 3 months to half a year, that is, it is possible to recover the function of the nerve within half a year.

Therefore, during this period, it is necessary to actively promote the recovery of nerve function to avoid sequelae, and some drugs to nourish nerves can be applied, such as gangliosides and murine nerve growth factor. If it is peripheral nerve damage, methylcobalamin, vitamin B1, etc., can also be used, which can help promote improvement and recovery. In addition, it is necessary to strengthen activity and exercise, and you can also do acupuncture and hyperbaric oxygen**, which is very helpful for the recovery of nerve function.

It depends on how serious it is, a slight nerve damage is estimated to be fine in half a year, and it is difficult to say if it is serious.

The recovery period for nerve damage in medical terms is generally four cycles and two years. It is necessary to explain in detail the cause of the disease, the age, time, exact location, and what kind of disease has been done, which are all for the qualitative analysis of the disease and the discussion of the first plan.

**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.

The recovery time from nerve injury depends on the type of injury. Nerve damage can be divided into two categories, one is central nervous system damage that cannot be recovered; The other is peripheral nerve damage, which can be recovered. For example, the recovery time of the spinal cord nerve and cauda equina nerve varies from person to person, and is closely related to the patient's age, the location of the injury, whether there is a scar at the injured site, and whether the patient receives a reasonable and effective **.

How long it takes to recover from a nerve injury depends on the individual. Generally, it takes at least half a year, one to three years. If the nerve damage is severe, it may take longer.

Of course, it also has to do with the progress of the operation. If the operation is very successful, and the patient actively cooperates after the operation, the recovery speed will be greatly improved, and it will be able to recover to a better state in about one month to half a year.

If you want the nerve to recover faster, you can take Chinese medicine after surgery**, which can speed up the nerve recovery. Usually pay attention to the combination of work and rest, take care of your body. After nerve damage, you can't do strenuous exercise.

Therefore, there is no exact time frame for recovery from nerve injury and varies depending on the nature, severity, and ** of the injury. **The principle is to restore the continuity of the nerves as early as possible or to promote the remodeling of nerve function. The timing of surgery can be decided depending on the injury and contamination.

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.