How long does it take for a conus medullaris injury to recover

First of all, recovery varies according to the severity of the spinal cord injury, and incomplete injuries generally take 1-2 years to recover on their own. This self-recovery does not mean that you are back to normal, and the degree of recovery is directly related to the severity of your spinal cord injury.

Spinal cord garden vertebrae injury in thoracic 12th lumbar 1. After the injury, it will lead to paraplegia and incomplete paraplegia, and after the onset of the disease, Western medicine surgery only restores the diameter of the spinal canal to avoid re-damage to the spinal nerve, and creates conditions for nerve recovery, but it cannot restore the nerve. In addition to self-repair, the recovery of its nerve function must be as early as possible to have the hope of recovery, if the damaged nerve is secondary to ischemic degeneration due to too long time, there is no hope of recovery of the disease.

**Scheme: 1. Use traditional Chinese medicine to enhance and improve spinal cord blood circulation, so that the damaged nerves can get sufficient blood supply. 2. The combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to nutrition nerve prevention of impaired ischemia and degeneration necrosis can not be recovered.

3. The use of nerve regeneration drugs to stimulate and activate the damaged paralyzed and incomplete nerves can regenerate and repair the nerves to innervate the second stool, exercise and other functions to obtain the best recovery. 4. Adopt our autonomous passive exercise scaffold specially designed for patients to carry out functional exercises, so that patients can first achieve passive self-reliance. 5. If the patient has foot drop, it is necessary to protect the ankle joint from bone wear and deformity with professionally designed school shoes.

You need help to send a pre- and post-operative magnetic resonance** to guide you.

Under the current level of medical care, patients with complete paraplegia cannot fully recover the motor and sensory functions of their lower limbs. How long does it take for paraplegic patients to recover, and a feasible goal should be formulated according to their functional recovery, and the time to achieve the goal shall prevail. For most paraplegics, the goal is to be able to walk indoors or in the community with the help of a long-legged orthosis.

For paraplegic patients with lumbar 1 and lower lumbar 2, the requirements are to be able to walk indoors or in the community and be able to participate in certain work. Generally, it takes **3 months in the **department of a general hospital, and then returns to the community or secondary hospital** for 3 months, after which you can return to your home for self-exercise. However, the management of patients' urine and urine and the management of urine and urine need to accompany patients for life, and this problem is difficult to completely solve.

Therefore, the recovery time of patients with spinal cord injury tends to be very long.

1) Spinal cord shock: spinal cord injury will cause a lot of sequelae in the body, because of spinal cord injury, it will lead to sensory, motor, reflex, internal organs and other functional disorders below the level of injury, some patients can recover a few hours after injury, but severe patients can fully or mostly recover after a few days or weeks;

2) Spinal cord transection: In the early stage of spinal cord compression or spinal cord parenchymal destruction, the body will have flaccid paralysis, and the spinal cord function will be restored after timely release of compression for patients with incomplete spinal cord injury. However, due to spinal cord ischemia and hypoxia caused by too long compression and excessive injury, it will lead to sequelae such as lead and blood necrosis, spinal cord transection, etc., and some patients will also have high fever;

3) Cauda equina injury: If the spinal cord injury is not timely**, it will also cause cauda equina injury in the body, and it is rare for people to break completely. The injured patient's plane sensation, movement, and reflexes are absent, and there is no tension in the bladder.

If the sequelae cause the cauda equina nerve is not completely ruptured, the ** that has undergone nerve regeneration can completely or most of the function be restored;

4) Spinal cord and nerve root injury: Spinal cord and nerve root injury is also a spinal cord injury that cannot be completely suffered after the injury, and the body will cause sequelae, which will cause the appearance of these sequelae to the body is really very harmful to the body, which will lead to nerve root injury.

How long does it take to recover from a spinal cord injury? **Content: The most critical period for the recovery of patients with spinal cord injury is within 3 to 6 months after the occurrence of spinal cord injury, and the recovery of spinal cord function in most patients should be within 3 months as much as possible, for which surgery and drugs in the acute phase after spinal cord injury should be strengthened, such as dehydration drugs, neurotrophic drugs and hormonal drugs**. After the acute phase, the patient's affected limb should be treated as soon as possible, and the patient should be given appropriate surgery, drugs, and drugs within 3 months, even if the chance of neurological recovery will be significantly reduced after half a year, it should not be abandoned.

If the time is not correct, the damaged spinal cord will not be restored permanently after delayed avascular necrosis. The correct recovery effect after spinal cord injury can be divided into two years and three stages: the optimal period is three months to six months, and the recovery rate is .

The effective ** period is within half a year to one year, and the recovery rate is one to one and a half years, and the maximum recovery rate is two years. The recovery rate after two years is only a few percentages. No information can only provide you with a theoretical ** plan 1, the use of traditional Chinese medicine to enhance and improve spinal cord blood circulation, so that the damaged nerves can get sufficient blood supply.

2. The combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine is conducive to nerve regeneration and repair of nerve scars through nutrition, nerve softening. 3. Chinese and Western composite regenerative nerve technology** excites and activates the nerves that are paralyzed and shocked after injury, so that the damaged nerves can be regenerated and repaired in order to obtain the best recovery of movement, stool, sensation and other functions. The exercise prescription should be professionally designed according to the condition.

Suggest: **Improper delay** The affected nerve will be secondary to avascular necrosis, and there is no hope of recovery from the disease, so you need to help send magnetic resonance before and after surgery** for your guidance.

The recovery period is usually 3 months to 6 months, but everyone's physical fitness is different, so the degree of recovery is not guaranteed. Because nerves are sensitive, it is difficult to restore them after they have been damaged. It is more difficult to determine the extent to which spinal nerves can recover in the major nerve parts of the body, which is closely related to the degree of damage.

During the spinal cord shock period, the limbs are completely paralyzed, which is a state of paralysis, so after the spinal cord shock period, the patient's general condition enters the subacute stage, and the sensation or movement of the limbs can be partially restored. For patients with incomplete spinal cord injury, there can be partial sensation, or recovery of motor function, then when entering the recovery period, it means that the patient has passed, the acute phase and the subacute phase, which is about three months later, the entire spinal cord recovery period. Generally speaking, we believe that within three years, within three years of the system**, the general efficacy of patients is relatively good, after three years, patients ** also have efficacy, but relatively speaking, the effect is relatively slow, or the efficacy is relatively poor.

Typically, spinal cord injuries can be sustained within 1-2 years with aggressive clinical treatment. However, how long it takes for a patient to recover completely, or how long the recovery period lasts, depends on the individual's constitution and the extent of the spinal cord injury. For example, in patients with transverse spinal cord injury, continuous acupuncture and nutritional neurological** can significantly improve dysfunction such as faecal incontinence.

However, with the prolongation of time, the recovery of spinal cord injury gradually becomes more difficult, the clinical effect is less and less, and the improvement of spinal cord injury symptoms will become more and more difficult.

The time to recover from spinal cord injury varies greatly from person to person, and most of the injuries that are relatively mild or can recover from injuries in the early stage can improve significantly within two to three months, but if there is no significant recovery within this time period, it may move to the sequelae stage.

There are two situations in the sequelae stage, one is that the spinal cord injury itself is very severe, resulting in complete loss of spinal cord function, and the possibility of recovery at this time is very low; The other situation is that there are some incomplete injuries, resulting in a relatively slow recovery of the spinal cord, this time to gradually recover from the position of neurons to the parts of the nerve endings, at this time the recovery process is relatively slow, but there has been a recovery process, the recovery time should be half a year, so patients with this kind of injury must actively cooperate with the doctor, and regularly return to the orthopedic department for review, always maintain a positive attitude, and do the corresponding exercise, Only then can the hope of recovery from this spinal cord injury be preserved.

Some patients should not be discouraged even if the hope of recovery is relatively low, because with the current level of medical technology, some spinal cord injuries can be achieved gradually through some advanced means, such as stem cell transplantation.

As the saying goes, it takes 100 days to break the muscles and bones, and spinal cord injuries are repaired by nourishing nerves and blood vessels, which takes time to verify.