Treatment of cerebellar ataxia

Have you ever met someone who is slow to react or mentally unclear? There may be many people around us. Some people have even become stupid, lost basic thinking ability, and cannot work or study normally. In fact, this may be cerebellar ataxia. We must find a way to treat cerebellar ataxia, otherwise it will have a great impact on our body. So is there any good way to treat this disease? Let us now learn about the treatment of cerebellar ataxia.

Treatment:

1. Drug therapy: brain neurotrophic drugs, muscle relaxants, blood circulation drugs, etc. Including drugs that build and repair brain tissue (cells), such as lecithin (including phosphatidylcholine, cephalin, sphingomyelin, etc.), which can repair brain cell membrane damage caused by trauma, bleeding, and hypoxia, protect nerve cells, accelerate nerve excitation conduction, and improve learning and memory functions.

2. Comprehensive rehabilitation therapy such as exercise (sports) therapy, including gross motor skills, fine motor skills, balance and coordination training; such as crawling, purposeful identification (nose, ears, etc.), training to grasp objects, hold objects, sit up, swing, walking with support (back against the wall, facing the wall), in-situ movement (bending over to pick up objects, foot lifting training, standing on one leg, jumping on the spot), walking, running; physical therapy, including electrical nerve stimulation therapy, thermotherapy, hydrotherapy; and occupational therapy, that is, ability training.

3. BC - Brain Cell Interventional Repair Therapy The development of "BC - Brain Cell Interventional Repair Therapy" is based on multiple disciplines such as molecular genetics, cytopathology, nanopharmacology, biophysics, molecular immunology, medical psychology, etc. It is a three-dimensional and comprehensive treatment of cerebral palsy and is a central nervous system regeneration therapy. Treatment advantages: no surgery, no trauma, no risk, no side effects, no pain, low cost, short course of treatment, quick effect, high cure rate!

4. In addition to general supportive therapy, ataxia can currently be treated with acupuncture, physical therapy and limb function training, as well as various B vitamins, intramuscular injection of citicoline, oral lecithin, etc. Late-stage patients should pay attention to preventing various infections. Arched feet can be treated with corrective surgery or by wearing orthopedic shoes.

The above content introduces us to how to treat cerebellar ataxia. People around us who have this disease may wish to use this method for treatment. If our disease is not treated, it will be life-threatening, so everyone must pay attention to it.