What are the manifestations of nerve recovery?

Many people will try to find treatment after they develop symptoms. For example, when various conditions such as vagus nerve disorder and axillary nerve damage occur, we will find ways to treat them. So what will happen when the nerves gradually return to normal? What symptoms does the human body experience when the axillary nerve injury is in a state of rapid recovery? In addition, what should you pay attention to if it has not yet recovered? How should patients adjust their mentality?

Nerve damage after surgery. Nerve recovery is slow, and Western medicine mainly uses nerve nutrition such as Mecobalamin and Methylcobalamin. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment mainly uses drugs to nourish blood and remove blood stasis. In addition, strengthening the affected limb and massage are also beneficial to recovery.

The recovery of the nervous system is relatively slow, taking about three months to more than half a year. During the recovery process, hearing recovers first, followed by sensation and movement.

In general, nerve damage causes numbness and discomfort, which can be treated with local acupuncture and physical therapy, application of nerve nourishing drugs such as methylcobalamin and vitamin B1, and appropriate rehabilitation to restore function. The numbness gradually eases, and local movements become more flexible and powerful.

Sciatica is a disease with more than one symptom. It is pain caused by other diseases. Most of the sciatica is caused by lumbar spine diseases. The sciatic nerve is the main nerve trunk that innervates the lower limbs. Sciatica refers to pain in the sciatic nerve pathway and its distribution area (buttocks, posterior and lateral sides of the calf, and lateral sides of the foot). Your current situation first requires a scientific and clear diagnosis of the condition, and then targeted treatment is the key. First of all, it is necessary to clearly diagnose the cause and then targeted treatment is the key. At present, the specific condition has not been clarified, and blind medication is not recommended.

When sciatica patients suffer from an attack, they often cannot concentrate on work or study due to the unbearable pain, and even worse, they cannot fall asleep at night due to the pain. At this time, patients are often irritable, anxious, suspicious, and eager to be cured. In order to enable sciatica patients to recover as soon as possible, psychological care for patients cannot be neglected. Once the patient develops the above psychological state, medical knowledge such as what is sciatica and what to do if you have sciatica should be introduced to the patient, in order to eliminate psychological symptoms such as irritability, anxiety and suspicion, and strive for early recovery.