Whether or not a spinal cord injury patient can recover is related to the extent of his or her level of injury and the level of treatment.
Spinal cord injury usually damages the neurons in the spinal cord, causing irreversible damage, so whether a spinal cord injury patient can recover or not depends mainly on the degree of spinal cord injury and treatment.
1. Complete Spinal Cord Injury: Patients with complete spinal cord injury have little hope of recovery, but may be able to regain part of their function through professional treatment.
2. Minor spinal cord injury with short onset: For example, if the spinal cord is concussed, the patient may be able to return to normal through professional treatment and rehabilitation training.
It is recommended that patients with spinal cord injury go to the hospital for consultation and treatment in time to avoid adverse consequences.