Can thigh muscle atrophy be restored?

Muscle atrophy is atrophy of multiple parts, and there is no limitation. Thigh muscle atrophy is also a type of atrophy. Thigh muscle atrophy can be recovered, but the prerequisite is to persist in treatment and exercise. Exercise training and medication are both methods for thigh muscle recovery.

1. Thigh muscle atrophy can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Exercise more often, and you can deliberately exercise this leg more. Pay attention to your diet, which should be mainly composed of foods rich in protein and vitamins, such as eggs, milk, meat, etc. Generally, muscles will gradually become thicker.

2. Thigh muscle atrophy can be recovered. In addition to medication, you should also massage your legs more when you are free. You should choose activities that can strengthen your thigh muscles, such as squatting, standing up, and using fitness equipment that can strengthen your thigh muscles. It is recommended to see a local Chinese medicine doctor and undergo acupuncture to help recovery, while also eating a low-salt, low-fat, high-vitamin diet. Atrophy is probably caused by the failure of the periosteum between bones and muscles to grow well, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the muscles. You need to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination. If you exercise, you should do it in moderation and strengthen activities that promote blood circulation.

3. Patients with limb movement disorders caused by muscle atrophy can significantly reduce or alleviate the sequelae of paralysis through formal rehabilitation training. Some people regard rehabilitation as particularly simple, or even equate it with "exercise", and are eager for quick results, which often results in half the effort and twice the results, and leads to joint and muscle injuries, fractures, shoulder and hip pain, increased spasms, abnormal spasm patterns and abnormal gait, as well as foot drop, inversion and other problems, namely "misuse syndrome".