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Before treatment:
Four years ago the patient began to develop weakness of the
right leg without obvious inducement and his running was
affected. Three years ago his arms were weak and the weight
loss was obvious. In October 2016 he was diagnosed as having
"motor neuron disease" and was given "riluzole" orally. After
taking the drug his limbs were stiff and difficult to move so the
drug was stopped. The patient's condition continued to
progress, muscle bundle tremor, the strength of both arms
decreased obviously, his balance ability decreased, it was
difficult to go down the stairs and he needed assistance. After
that the patient came to our hospital twice for treatment and
there was a certain improvement of motor function after each
treatment. The progression of the disease was significantly
slower than before. Four months ago his condition progressed
again, he began choking and coughing when drinking water,
there was a weakening of the muscle strength in the proximal
end of both arms, he was unable to lift things and his lifestyle
relied on the help of his family.
The patient has a good mental appetite, poor sleep,
constipation with one defecation in 3-4 days and normal
urination.
Admission PE:
Bp: 129/89mmHg, Hr: 76/min, breathing rate: 19/min, body
temperature: 36.1 degrees. The patient had normal physical
development and good nutrition.. There is no injury or bleeding
spots of his skin and mucosa and no cyanosis around the lips.
He had a symmetrical chest, clear sounds of both lungs, no dry
or moist rales were heard, no bulge of the precordia, strong
heartbeat, regular heart rhythm and no murmur was heard in the
valves. He had a flat abdomen, no masses or tenderness,
normal spleen and liver, negative shifting dullness, normal
spinal column and no edema of the legs.
Treatment:
After the admission he received 3 nerve regeneration
treatments to repair his damaged nerves, replace dead nerves,
nourish nerves, improve body environment, regulate his immune
system and improve blood circulation. This was combined with
rehabilitation training.
Post-treatment:
After 10 days treatment his movement endurance got better, the
muscle power increased 20%, he could now raise his arms
higher and his limbs were more flexible. He could grasp easier
and his hands can do fine movement better. He now raised his
legs higher and faster and he could walk longer and better.
Before treatment:
The patient felt right leg
weakness one and half years
ago and it was hard for him
to run. 15 months ago his
arms became weak and he
lost a lot of weight. He went
to a local hospital and was
diagnosed with ALS in
October 2016. He was prescribed Riluzole 50 mg. One month
later his disease progressed, he had muscular fasciculation and
right arm weakness. His balance function was bad 8 months
ago, it was hard for him to go down stairs and he needed help to
walk. He went to our hospital 6 months ago, his leg muscle
power was increased and he walked better. For now his arms
are weak, he needs help to go down stairs but he is able to take
care of himself sometimes.
His spirit and appetite are good, his sleep has not been very
good for a year. His urination and defecation functions are
basically normal. His swallowing function is good. He has
hypertension and takes medicines to control it.
Admission PE:
Bp: 130/90mmHg, Hr: 65/min, breathing rate: 19/min, body
temperature: 36.5 degrees. There is no injury or bleeding spots
of his skin and mucosa, no blausucht. The chest development is
normal, the respiratory sounds in both lungs were clear and
there was no dry or moist rales. The heart beat is powerful with
regular cardiac rhythm and no obvious murmur in the valves.
The abdomen was flat and soft with no masses or tenderness.
The liver and spleen were normal, shifting dullness is negative.
The spinal column is normal and there was no edema in either
leg.
Treatment:
After the admission he received related examinations and
received 3 times nerve regeneration treatment to repair his
damaged nerves, replace dead nerves, nourish nerves, regulate
his immune system and improve blood circulation. This was
done with rehabilitation training.
Post-treatment:
After 13 days treatment the patient's muscle fasciculation
reduced and the sport endurance is better. The arm muscle
power increased 10-20%, his limbs are more flexible and his
grip is improved. The muscle power of the legs also increased
and he walks better.
Age: 49Y
Diagnosis: Amyotrophic
Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
Before treatment:
Patient had no obvious
indication of the onset of right
lower limb weakness 1 year
ago but he was unable to run
well 9 months ago. The
upper limbs then appeared weaker and his weight dropped
significantly. He went to hospital and was diagnosed with
"amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" in October 2016. He was given
riluzole 50mg twice daily but after taking the pills he felt limb
stiffness and difficulty in movement so he stopped taking it. He
had muscle tremor, right arm strength decreased significantly,
his balance ability was bad and within three months it was
difficult for him to go down stairs without assistance. At present
the right arm strength of the patient is significantly reduced and
the strength of the other limbs are reduced. He has poor
balance, needs to be assisted going down stairs but he could
take care of himself mostly. He came to our hospital for further
treatment.
Patient has good spirit and appetite, he has had shallow sleep
patterns for nearly 4 months. It is easy for him to be woken up
and he doesn’t use any sleeping pills. He has normal urination
and defecation ability. He could swallow well and he has lost 10
kgs already.
Admission PE:
Bp: 126/89mmHg, Hr: 65/min, breathing rate: 19/min, body
temperature: 36 degrees. Nutrition status is good with normal
physical development. There is no injury or bleeding spots of his
skin and mucosa, no blausucht. The chest develop is normal,
the respiratory sounds in both lungs were clear, there was no
dry or moist rales. The heart beat is powerful with regular
cardiac rhythm and with no obvious murmur in the valves. The
abdomen was flat and soft, with no masses or tenderness. The
liver and spleen were normal, shifting dullness is negative. The
spinal column is normal, there was no edema in either leg.
Treatment:
After the admission, he received related examinations and
diagnosed with ALS. He received 3 times nerve regeneration
treatment to repair his damaged nerves, replace dead nerves,
nourish nerves, regulate his immune system and improve blood
circulation. This was done with rehabilitation training.
Post-treatment:
After 14 days treatment he has better spirit and energy, muscle
fasciculation is reduced and physical endurance is better. The
muscle power of both arms is increased with the left arm
increased to level 4+ and the right side increased to level 4. He
can now walk longer distances.
E-mails:
Kind regards,
Neil
Date: 2019/9/13
Dear doctors
Once again thank you for everything you are doing to me.
Kind Regards
Date: 2019/9/20
Dear Crystal
Would it be possible for me to visit and stay with you on the 24th
of October to the 17th of November?
Kind Regards
Date: 2019-12-12
I am booked in next week for full blood test, I will give you the
information. I am starting to feel much much better and stronger
day by day. I am using the breathing machine And my Oxygen
levels I’ve never fallen below 96% even at night
Kind Regards
Date: 2020-4-13
Hi Dr Yang
I’m doing ok. As you imagine life is tough. I have one month
worth of medicine left and I have totally run out of
Monosialotetrahexosylganglioside for my IV infusions.
Kind Regards