We are inseparable from our hands in life. Everything we do in life requires our hands to complete. However, some hand diseases are very harmful to the hands and can seriously affect an individual's life. Take hand muscle atrophy, for example, which is a symptom of muscle and nerve dysfunction. So what should we do if we have hand muscle atrophy? Let’s take a look.

1. Reasons

1. There are two reasons for hand muscle atrophy: 1. Nerve damage in the hand or wrist, 2. Fracture or ligament damage to the hand and wrist The injury resulted in long-term cast or splint immobilization, resulting in limited mobility. There are also cases where the movement of the limbs on one side is limited after hemiplegia. Muscle atrophy requires daily massage.

There are many causes of hand muscle atrophy. Problems with lower motor neurons can lead to muscle atrophy. It may also be caused by lesions in the hand muscles, or it may be caused by long-term inactivity. For example, hand injuries may occur if the hand is immobilized in a plaster for too long. Muscle atrophy. There is also muscular dystrophy. Needless to say, everyone can understand this.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that muscle atrophy is due to spleen and kidney deficiency and insufficient Qi. The cause is in the spleen and then develops into the muscles. The kidneys can supplement the nutrition of the muscles. Kidney deficiency will aggravate muscle atrophy.

2. Diet

Rationally arrange the diet structure. Patients with muscular atrophy should supplement high-protein and high-energy diets to increase the substances necessary for the reconstruction of nerve cells and skeletal muscle cells to enhance muscle strength and grow muscles. At the beginning, you can use foods that are high in protein, rich in vitamins, phospholipids and trace elements, and actively combine them with medicinal diets. Foods such as yam, lily, lotus seed heart, heterophylla, etc. are all acceptable. Patients should not eat spicy foods and should abstain from them. Cigarettes and alcohol. This is crucial to the question of whether hand muscle atrophy can be restored.

Forcible sexual function exercise is not allowed, because forced sexual function exercise will cause skeletal muscle fatigue and will not help the recovery of skeletal muscle function, regeneration and repair of muscle cells.

3. Treatment

The main treatment for hand muscle atrophy is stem cell transplantation. Since stem cells are undifferentiated and mature cells, and the antigens present on the cell surface are weak, the patient's own immune system may not be able to recognize such undifferentiated cells, and will not accurately judge their attributes, thereby preventing It eliminates immune rejection and allergic reactions caused by organ transplantation, making allogeneic stem cell transplantation very safe.

Stem cell transplantation technology belongs to cell biotechnology therapy. It uses bone marrow hematopoietic stem cells to separate, extract and purify the cells through professional technology, so that cells with high purity, high activity and high concentration can become clinical treatment materials. . The cells are loaded into the lesion based on high-end interventional technology, so that the cells can achieve the best therapeutic effect in a short period of time.

4. Symptoms

The symptoms of hand muscle atrophy first include symmetrical muscle weakness, which can be said to be an inability to exert strength. Then the symptoms of hand muscle atrophy include muscle relaxation and insufficient tension. The hands become very soft and feel very sluggish. And the knee reflex may disappear.

The symptoms of hand muscular atrophy also include juvenile spinal muscular atrophy. It starts with abnormality of the lower limbs, and when the disease progresses to a certain extent, it will affect the hands. besides. There are many other symptoms of hand muscle atrophy.