The length of recovery from mild myeloedema is related to the cause. There are many causes of myeloedema, mainly related to trauma, joint strain and tumor.
1. Trauma: When trauma causes edema in the surrounding tissues, the edema will subside slowly when the trauma is stabilized, which usually takes half a month.
2. Bone marrow edema caused by cartilage degeneration after joint strain should belong to degenerative diseases, and it is difficult to recover completely, and surgical treatment of joints is needed to reduce local pain symptoms.
3. Tumor: the spinal cord edema caused by tumor compression of local tissues, generally, it is necessary to treat the primary disease before the edema can subside, and the recovery time is more unstable.
Mild myeloedema may also have other causes, the specific recovery time can not be generalized, it is recommended to actively cooperate with the doctor for the cause of treatment, conducive to the recovery of the disease.