Treatment methods for paraplegia, 6 ways to help you

High paraplegia is extremely harmful to the human body, and how to treat it is the most concerned issue for many patients. Studies have found that physical therapy, occupational therapy, exercise therapy, cultural and sports therapy, traditional Chinese medicine, and cell penetration repair therapy all have good therapeutic effects.

1. Physical therapy: With bare hands or with the aid of equipment, comprehensive application of hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, light therapy and other means can improve the range of motion of joints throughout the body, increase residual muscle strength, enhance muscle endurance, restore coordination and balance, and enable paraplegic patients to learn to turn over, sit up, and transfer between bed and wheelchair and between wheelchair and toilet.

2. Occupational therapy: According to the characteristics of the patient's functional impairment, some occupational activities are selected from daily life activities, production labor or leisure activities for training in a targeted manner to improve the body's comprehensive coordination ability and fine motor ability, master daily life movements such as eating, dressing, and going to the toilet, and learn some basic vocational skills to adapt to the needs of personal life, family life, social life and labor after discharge.

3. Exercise therapy: Patients can be equipped with some necessary braces or orthotics as needed, and use parallel bars, walkers or crutches to restore the ability to stand and walk in a small range through exercise training.

4. Cultural and sports therapy: Select some cultural and sports activities that are within the patient's ability to restore the patient's function, such as wheelchair basketball, billiards, tennis, table tennis, archery, fencing, wheelchair racing, swimming, etc. Cultural and sports activities can enhance patients' athletic ability, improve their physical fitness, increase their endurance and self-confidence, and facilitate their reintegration into society.

5. Traditional Chinese Medicine: Using traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, electroacupuncture, Chinese medicine ion introduction and other treatments can help paraplegic patients recover their residual muscle strength and improve their urination and defecation functions. The use of Chinese medicine for oral and external use also has a certain effect on the treatment of complications of paraplegia.

6. Cell penetration repair therapy: The biological cells required for clinical treatment are obtained through special biological cell separation fluid, extraction and purification; the biological cells are introduced into the patient's body through intravenous injection, injection or intervention, and the biological cells' ability to self-replicate and differentiate is used to repair damaged cells in the body, thereby achieving the purpose of reconstructing body functions.