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Is Transverse myelitis curable
by sanjula, Apr 06, 2008 05:26AM
My mother is suffering from a transverse myelitis for a past one year, but she has not yet recovered, I am from INDIA, anybody facing the same problem and recovered from it please do let me know. It will be a great help for me
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Can you mention what treatment she is receiving for her transverse myelitis? Also, was the cause behind the TM identified?
Research has shown that as many as 80% patients who suffer from Transverse Myelitis continue to have significant long term disabilities. A small percentage (5%) will have some other lesion elsewhere in the nervous system.
Since she is in India, Multiple Sclerosis is not really a big concern.
It is difficult to comment any further about your mother's prognosis as I do not know the cause and course of the illness.
Regards