Symptoms of demyelinating encephalopathy

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Demyelinating disease is a nervous system disease in which demyelination is the main or primary lesion, and axonal, cytoplasmic and glial damage is relatively mild. It can occur in the central nervous system or peripheral nervous system. Tell us about the symptoms of demyelinating encephalopathy.

Symptoms of demyelinating encephalopathy

Sometimes I feel that the natural reactions of all parts of the body become worse, especially the hands and feet. Not only that, sometimes even some bumps and bruises on the body are not detected.

It is easy to feel tired in life and work, including mental and physical fatigue. Later, even normal body movements are affected, especially legs, and often feel weak.

More obvious physical discomfort and abnormal reaction, dyspnea, facial paralysis and often unexplained tremor, etc., but also muscle atrophy and contracture and other serious symptoms.

matters needing attention

Intensive treatment in the recurrence stage can alleviate the patient's condition, but for the vast majority of patients, remission is not a cure, but a temporary inhibition of the autoimmune process in the body. As time goes on, the immunosuppressive effect of drugs will weaken, and the autoimmune phenomenon may "revive" and the symptoms will recur. Therefore, even in remission, immunosuppressive therapy should not be stopped completely. It is the common wish of doctors and patients to strive for the use of the minimum dose of drugs, control the disease without recurrence, and maximize the benefits of patients.