What medicine to take for brain atrophy? Correct treatment is the most important

Facing the phenomenon of brain atrophy in the elderly, family members are very painful, but don’t take medicine blindly. You should understand the cause and treat it scientifically. Stem cell therapy is very effective. At the same time, you should also do a good job in preventing brain atrophy in the elderly and prevent and treat vascular diseases in time.

1. Basic treatment

Stem cell research is currently the most active field in life science regenerative medicine, and stem cell therapy is another medical revolution following drug therapy and surgical treatment. What is the most effective way to treat brain atrophy in the elderly? Stem cells are still the most effective!

In stem cell therapy, stem cells have two functions: one is that stem cells can divide and proliferate, and the other is that stem cells can differentiate into multiple types of cells. This is actually due to its biological characteristics and abilities.

It is precisely because of the biological characteristics and abilities of stem cells that stem cell therapy can replace and repair the patient's lost cells through stem cell transplantation, thereby restoring cell tissue function and fundamentally achieving the goal of curing the disease.

Studies have found that stem cells can replace and repair the functions of degenerated and necrotic brain cells, produce neurotransmitters, prevent protein misconfiguration and aggregation, and degrade misconfigured proteins, thereby halting the progression of the disease and restoring lost neurological function.

Stem cell transplantation and differentiated neurons are used to replenish reduced brain cells, restore normal nerve function, improve brain cognitive dysfunction and various impaired functions, provide guarantees for the rehabilitation of patients with cerebral atrophy, and improve their quality of life.

2. Basic Prevention

Actively prevent and treat vascular diseases:

To prevent cerebral atrophy, we should actively prevent and treat certain systemic diseases, especially those that affect vascular health, such as hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, arteriosclerosis, etc., and achieve early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment, so as to delay and control the progression of the disease. In mild cases, you can adjust your lifestyle, improve your nutritional structure, and correct bad habits; in severe cases, you can control the condition with medication. Of course, medication should be used gradually and persistently.

Increase social activities:

Use it or lose it. Reading books and newspapers, writing and calculating regularly can exercise your brain regularly and continuously promote the activity of brain nerves and sensory information. This is beneficial to improving blood circulation in the brain, delaying the aging of brain cells, and slowing down the process of brain atrophy. Actively participate in various social activities. "More social interaction means more physical and mental health." Director Du suggests that middle-aged and elderly people should go out into society, increase opportunities for outdoor activities, and stimulate the cerebral cortex to continuously generate new excitement points, thereby delaying aging and slowing down brain function decline.

Eat light food and have smooth bowel movements:

Constipation is one of the most common causes of sudden cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events, and cerebrovascular accidents cause the most direct and serious damage to brain tissue. Therefore, Director Du believes that it is very important for middle-aged and elderly people to keep their bowel movements open. You can eat more vegetables and fruits and have a light diet. Those with severe constipation can drink some intestinal cleansing tea, senna leaves, etc. In addition, Chinese herbal medicines such as Ginkgo and Salvia miltiorrhiza that promote blood circulation and strengthen the brain also have a certain effect on preventing cerebral atrophy.