What are the symptoms of paralytic patients?

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There are many paralyzed people around us. Seeing that they are suffering from diseases all day, we really feel very painful for them. When the paralysis is serious, the patient can only spend the rest of his life in bed. All the activities needed in life can only be completed with the help of his family. So what are the symptoms of paralyzed people? Let's talk about it now.

What are the symptoms of paralytic patients?

Abnormal posture: affected by different situations of abnormal muscle tension and disappearance of original reflex, patients may have a variety of abnormal posture of limbs, which will affect their normal motor function. The abnormal posture and abnormal posture of paralyzed limbs can be found when the patients are placed in prone position, supine position, upright position and supine position. The lower limbs are obviously adducted, and the knees are close together. When walking, it shows scissors or cross gait, and the feet show horseshoe deformity. Most of them touch the ground with toes, and the gait is unstable and even difficult to walk.

Motor system abnormalities: clinical symptoms: motor development is backward and paralyzed, limb active movement is reduced, can not complete the same age normal children should have the motor development process, including erect neck, sit, stand, walk alone and other gross movement, as well as finger fine movement.

Dystonia: according to different clinical types, spasmodic type is characterized by increased muscle tension, while hypotonia type is characterized by paralysis and soft limbs, but still leads to tendon reflex; However, the type of hand foot bradycardia showed variant dystonia. A small number of patients had hemifacial spasm, but also had involuntary hand and foot movement.

matters needing attention

Training of self-care ability and professional ability: when paralysis is improved, patients should actively exercise their daily life skills; Medical staff and family members should give correct guidance and warm help, and encourage patients to complete what they can, such as taking off clothes, washing face, eating, etc.