Paraplegia recovery signs

Life is always filled with surprises and accidents. It is hard to predict what will happen in the next moment until that moment comes. However, some people are not so lucky and encounter accidents that cause them to become paraplegic. Paraplegia is not as scary as it sounds. People imagine it too seriously. As long as you actively cooperate with the treatment and have a good attitude, I believe paraplegia may still recover. Let's find out what the omen is if paraplegia is recovering.

The recovery process of paraplegic limbs may first manifest as the recovery of sensory function. Then let it recover further through the following methods.

Rehabilitation

1. Nutritional therapy: Develop a reasonable diet and strengthen nutrition to meet the requirements of spinal cord injury (paraplegia) rehabilitation training.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine rehabilitation uses traditional medicine to promote the rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord injury (paraplegia) through acupuncture, massage, electroacupuncture, and Chinese medicine ion introduction. In addition, Chinese medicine can also be widely used for oral and external use for the treatment of complications.

3. Clinical rehabilitation uses nursing care and medication to prevent the occurrence of various complications. It can also perform some therapeutic clinical treatments to alleviate symptoms and promote functional recovery in patients with spinal cord injury (paraplegia). 4. Rehabilitation projects can customize some necessary braces to practice standing and walking. In addition, some special tools such as walkers can be provided to compensate for the functional deficiencies of patients with spinal cord injury (paraplegia).

5. Psychological treatment: Develop a psychological treatment plan for patients with spinal cord injury (paraplegia) at different psychological stages (such as denial, anger, depression, etc.), which can be individual, group, family, behavioral and other methods.

. 6. Occupational therapy mainly enables patients with spinal cord injury (paraplegia) to adapt to the needs of personal life, family life, social life and work after discharge through training in daily living movements (such as basic skills in clothing, food, housing and transportation), occupational labor movements, and craft labor (such as weaving).

7. Physical therapy mainly aims to improve the joint movements of patients with spinal cord injury (paraplegia) and strengthen the remaining muscle strength, as well as balance and coordination movements, body position exchange and transfer movements (such as moving from lying to sitting position, turning over, from bed to wheelchair, from wheelchair to toilet, etc.), and physical therapy.