Neurogenic muscular atrophy includes muscle atrophy caused by anterior horn lesions of the spinal cord, as well as muscle atrophy caused by peripheral neuropathy. Depending on the nature of the nerve damage, the treatment and efficacy vary. If the nerve damage is autoimmune-mediated, it can be treated with hormones, immunoglobulins, immunosuppressants, etc. Most of the treatments are effective and can be cured. If the damage is caused by degeneration of the anterior horn of the spinal cord, there is no specific treatment. At this time, Chinese medicine can be applied to identify the symptoms, and Chinese medicine preparations represented by Ginseng Qilong Powerful Capsules and Guilong Tongluo Capsules can also be applied, but they cannot be cured at present, and can only improve the symptoms, enhance the quality of life and prolong the life span. In addition, western drugs such as edaravone, butalbital and riluzole can treat motor neuron related diseases, but they are not a cure either. If there is tumor compression, bone spur, disc compression, etc., or because of nearby tissue compression, decompression is the best treatment with more effective results. In conclusion, whether neurogenic myasthenia can be cured depends on the nature of the disease and cannot be generalized.