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daughter aged 10 not able to walk
by gunjan4, Aug 18, 2009 11:55PM
my daughter was diagnosed cyst in spinal cord from c7 to t2 and was operated in the same year 2002.she cannot walk but she used to waik till we got to know about her disease.her cyst was removed in SIR GANGA RAM HOSPITAL,NEW DELHI,INDIA.she is studying in grade 5 and a good student.I want to know is there any thing by which she can walk.please tell me
This discussion is related to Severe Pain from Spinal Cord Cyst C-7 thru T-2.
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Best of luck to your little one, hope she gets better soon.
Sammy xx
It is really sad that the child has to undergo so much suffering .There could have been a trauma or nerve damage during the cyst removal surgery or spinal anaesthesia . The nerve may take some time to regenerate . Till then , please put her on physiotherapy . Give her a diet rich in calcium , protein , multivitamins , multiminerals . You can give her Capsule Renerve 1 daily for 6 months . Please consult the doctor who operated on her regarding the complication . Please go for EMG and nerve conduction studies to find out the condition of nerves and muscles . Hope this helps you . Take care and regards !