Whether the paralysis of the lower limbs can be recovered or not needs to be analyzed by clarifying the specific cause of the paralysis of the lower limbs, which mainly includes the following points.
If the lower limb paralysis is caused by hypokalemic periodic paralysis, the patient’s lower limb paralysis can be completely recovered after timely potassium chloride supplementation.
If the lower limb paralysis is caused by a severe spinal cord disease such as poliomyelitis, motor neuron disease, etc., it may be difficult for the patient to recover quickly at this time.
If the patient’s lower limb paralysis is caused by compression from a herniated lumbar disc, tumor, etc., then aggressive surgical treatment is needed to relieve the spinal cord compression, and methylcobalamin is used to nourish the nerves after surgery. After active acupuncture and rehabilitation training, some patients can recover.
If the patient’s lower limb paralysis is caused by new onset cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage, there is hope that the patient’s lower limb paralysis symptoms can be recovered if active treatment can be taken during the acute stage and rehabilitation training can be carried out in a timely manner.