Will I be unable to stand up after a spinal cord injury?

Paralysed life and unable to take care of oneself How terrible is a spinal cord injury?

Spinal cord injury is generally considered a "terminal disease" and can be caused by traffic accidents, falls, industrial and mining accidents, natural disasters, sports accidents, sharp or firearms, etc., and motor loss is a major clinical manifestation of spinal cord injury, resulting in paralysis patients who are unlikely to "stand up" or regain motor function.

With the continuous development and progress of modern medicine, is spinal cord injury really a terminal disease?

What causes spinal cord injury? If the spinal cord is compressed by a spinal fracture and dislocation caused by trauma, surgery should be performed as soon as possible to relieve the compression, and if it is caused by neuromyelitis optica, hormones and immunosuppressants should be used at an early stage.

After the spinal cord injury, if the correct recovery is carried out, the effective recovery period can usually be divided into three stages: the best recovery period is within half a year after the injury, with professional exercises, standardized integration, advanced equipment and instruments, and importantly, the active cooperation of patients and their families, then the recovery rate is likely to reach ninety! At present, many patients with chronic spinal cord injury think that there is no cure for this disease, there is no knife to open, and there is no way out, so they are in a state of helplessness, passivity, loss, and closure.

The negative effects of this state are no less than the suffering caused by the disease itself, limiting function**, prolonging hospital stays, reducing functional independence, and reducing life satisfaction. Therefore, it is very important for the psychological construction of patients!

So, is spinal cord injury really a "terminal illness"? To sum up, a spinal cord injury is not a terminal illness! Its recovery time is usually determined by three factors, such as the patient's condition, **, **exercise, etc., as long as the patient can grasp these three points, the recovery time can be shortened!

After a strong collision, the spinal cord will be damaged in different parts, such as the cervical spine, thoracic spine, lumbar spine, cauda equina, etc., which will cause nerve damage and inability to stand and walkSevere can lead to paraplegia, but if you do the right thing in the early stage and keep a positive attitude to go, then the hope of standing up is great, don't give up and cheer!

Yes, but some very minor injuries probably won't. Unless it's a big injury, some will bend, and some will not be able to stand up.

Hello. Personally, I think that spinal cord injury can cause paraplegia, because the spinal cord nerve belongs to the central nervous system, once the spinal cord is damaged and withered, it may lead to nerve damage to the innervation of the lower limbs, and suffer from severe dysfunction, for severe patients, it can cause paraplegia, sensory and motor dysfunction of both lower limbs, and can lead to urinary dysfunction of the big scum.

Patients with mild injuries can lead to incomplete paralysis, which is characterized by decreased muscle sensation in the lower extremities.

Moreover, spinal cord injuries of different planes can lead to different paralysis, cervical spine injuries can lead to high paraplegia and quadriplegic paralysis, and thoracic and lumbar spine injuries can lead to paraplegia.

I wish you health and happiness.

The spinal cord is an important conduction medium of the nervous system. Spinal cord injury will lead to the interruption of the connection between the brain and the body's tissues and organs, and the brain's instructions cannot reach the muscle tissue and internal organs through the conduction of the spinal cord, which will lead to the weakening or decline of its function, which can cause a certain degree of paralysis. In general, the higher the location of the injury, the more difficult it is to recover and the worse the prognosis.

In addition, the more severe the injury, the worse the prognosis. In the case of incomplete injury, 50% of patients can achieve substantial completion of daily activities; For paraplegia with complete impairment.

patients, the chance is less than 1 percent.

Therefore, the recovery of paralysis in patients with spinal cord injury is mainly closely related to their condition. Most patients with incomplete spinal cord injury recover well if they undergo systematic training. For patients with partial complete spinal cord injury, they can participate in the life of their family and society through effective means, and become a disabled person.

I think it depends on how badly you're injured.

Recovery from spinal cord injury is a very slow process, and some of them cannot fully recover due to severe injury, leaving sequelae. Suggestions: The spinal cord is a non-renewable tissue, and it is difficult to recover if it is damaged.

It is recommended to give nutritional nerve drugs**, and give limb massage and physiotherapy to relieve the lesions. Spinal cord injury is a disease that will cause changes in bone and bone structure over time, the sooner the spinal cord injury is detected, the smaller the chance of lesions, and the higher the likelihood of spinal cord injury.

Spinal cord injury will cause paraplegia or incomplete paraplegia complicated by loss of limb movement, fecal incontinence, after the onset of the disease, Western medicine for spinal cord injury ** surgical decompression can only restore the diameter of the spinal canal to avoid the damaged spinal cord again and can not restore spinal cord function, so most patients will be incapacitated ** spinal cord injury under the guidance of the patient with vitamins, potassium cobalamin mouse nerve growth factor and other comforts ** and delay the ** period of two years, and finally lead to permanent paralysis or paraplegia (one and a half years later or up to two years can not be remedied).

No information can only be provided for the theoretical ** plan 1, the use of traditional Chinese medicine to enhance and improve spinal cord blood circulation, so that the damaged nerves can get adequate 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. It is suggested that **improper delay** of the affected nerve will be secondary to avascular necrosis, and there is no hope of recovery of the disease, and it is necessary to help to send magnetic resonance before and after surgery** as a guide.

Patients with spinal cord injury are mostly accompanied by varying degrees of paralysis of the lower body, also known as paraplegia, and the specific situation depends on the degree of injury of the patient.

Guidance: It is recommended to go to a professional hospital for planned exercise, and at the same time pay attention to enlightening patients and regulating their mood in order to obtain better results.