What is the cause of paralysis?
summary
When the upper and lower limbs of the patient are paralyzed, it becomes visual paralysis. Its pathological mechanism is that nerve roots appear on both sides of the brain stem and cervical spine, and peripheral nerve lesions appear. For example, there is a kind of medicine or cerebrovascular disease, inflammation, and so on. These diseases can lead to 43 cases of quadriplegia, and the brain and brain stem Chen Yundong's neuron paralysis, And other diseases can lead to paralysis of motor neurons. So we must actively treat all kinds of chronic diseases, do not delay the disease, so as not to cause paralysis of limbs.
What is the cause of paralysis?
As a result of cerebral lesions caused by quadriplegia, the elderly are more common, will appear incomplete spastic paralysis of the limbs, and will be accompanied by dysarthria, and will appear dysphagia, will lead to mental paralysis and a series of symptoms, and will lead to the last trial, and will lead to eye paralysis, will lead to brain edema.
As a result of brain stem disease caused by quadriplegia can cause quadriplegia, and will appear cranial nerve injury, due to spinal cord disease caused by often sick mainly because of quadriplegia, he is the first flush toilet to start, and then slowly the same side of the lower limb, from the other side of the upper limb and lower limb to paralysis, it is progressive.
As acute infectious polyneuritis caused by quadriplegia is a more common symptom, will lead to lower limbs, paraplegia, and will soon appear in both upper limbs, pruritus is very fast, and the symptoms of lower limbs will be particularly obvious decreased muscle tension. We must pay attention to it and treat it as soon as possible.
matters needing attention
If there is periodic paralysis, the body will appear numbness paralysis, and there will be a series of other reactions, we must pay attention to the examination and treatment, do some communication and exercise. Sleep time to maintain adequate attention, work and rest.
