Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi) Treatment Questions

Myelomalacia is the softening of the spinal cord. Myelomalacia affects the sensory motor functions of the body. Symptoms can vary from minimal to severe.
Treatment:
There is no known treatment to reverse nerve damage due to myelomalacia. In some cases, surgery may slow or stop further damage. As motor function degenerates, muscle spasticity and atrophy may occur. Steroids may be prescribed to reduce swelling of the spinal cord, pain, and spasticity.
Research is underway to consider t...more

Avoid bending in front. Postural Correction- Sit Tall, Walk Tall.
Extension Exercises x 15 times x twice daily.
Apply Hot Fomentation twice daily.

In my view bio magnetic pulsor will not improve the functionality of heart but as of now get an stress test done and follow up with reports.

Looks like he is having neuropathic pain and may be CRPS - I (a condition where there is nerve damage and pain after that. There are few treatments like lumbar sympathetic blocks, ketamine infusion and spinal cord stimulation to treat this. You also need to optimise the drug dosages as sometimes improper dosage may not be successful in relieving the pain.

Be optimistic and do the right things. The body heals on its own (post- haemorrhage). Follow the instructions given by your doctor. You can also add Homeopathy if you have any complaints. You can contact me for a private consultation.

Follow up with the treating doctors. He is having attacks of transient ischaemia, TIA means that it's a risk factor for stroke.
Don't get confused by asking a lot too many people

Avoid Squatting-
Avoid sitting Cross legged
Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold).

Quadriceps strengthening exercises-

lybrate-user I do not think you should worry Just get an ECHO and Holter with Thyroid tests done for reassurance.

If the cord compression is there and symptoms ae severe then she will benefit from surgery
but for vessel blockade take opinion of vascular surgeon.

If swelling is there an x ray and more importantly, mri will be rquired to reach a better diagnosis.