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I have a problem of my spinal cord injury my thoracic part are damaged can you help me what I can do this to recover my spinal cord damage can you help me please doctor..

I have spinal cord injury t11 is broken now my lower part is paralysis I want to walk again 😞

Ependynoma

I have not. But I helped an elderly man that did. I wrote it out on the applying a collar video, so I won't rehash it here in its entirety. Basically, he tripped badly, and hit the front of his head on a brick wall on the way down. He was 84, and had that brittle bone syndrome. Apart from the blood, and his breathing sounds, what I remember most is how his neck bones seemed to be grating under my fingers when he tried to move. He passed out, broke many bones (right hip, right upper leg, right ribs that punctured a lung, skull fracture, and neck cord damage.) His head was forced upwards and backwards. I did my best to help out, but he kept going in and out of consciousness. He was very cold, and bleeding profusely from the head, as well as from his mouth and nose. I stabilised his neck with my hands and his head with my wrists whilst waiting for the ambulance and keeping him awake by asking him questions. Every time he started to fade out, I pinched his ear lobe hard and called his name until he came around again. It took him a while to get better, but at his age and with the damage he took, I was just immensely greatful that he lived. I remember being shocked by how much damage he did just by tripping over a high curb, and hitting his head that way. There was so much blood, and I had only one of those little medkits you can buy from Boots. He told me later it was a close call for him, and I was not surprised. I was most worried about the head injury, his neck, his pulse was fluttery, and his breathing was really strange. Gasping, hitching and bubbly sounding. It got worse when he tried to move his head, and I was very scared that something serious had happened to his neck. That if he had broken it, and there were bones moving around in there, that he would lose the ability to breathe on his own from spinal cord damage. But because I only had my hands and voice to work with, I had to apologise to him about holding his head still and straight, and not allowing him to move around. He wanted to get up, but I could see that he had broken a lot of things, so I did not allow it. His skin was worryingly cold, I think he went into shock, so I got coats from everyone to put them on him. His skin colour was really weird too: waxy and pale, with big dark circles under his eyes that looked bluish. I had very little idea of what to do, but I kept him kind of coherent whilst talking to the 999 operator until the paramedics turned up. I actually lied and told him I was a medic, so he would listen to me and stay still. It worked, too.

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Brain book have you seen complication with halo brace before because I had one

You were very lucky! What was the complication with the halo? We don't really use them much in London from what I've seen.

@@Brainbook Yeah I know, I’m so lucky, the doctors were shocked when I walked into A&E then discovered the damage I had done. I had the halo brace fitted in Brighton Hospital, 11 weeks down the line they discovered the right side pin site had penetrated through the skull and went an inch into the brain. This kept me over a month in hospital to prevent a brain abscess, lucky enough no damage was caused with no symptoms. GCS didn’t move from 15 the whole time. They weren’t sure how it happened but it was really bad looking at the CT head scans. If you have an email I can drop you a email, I’m sure your team will fine it very fascinating. There are writing a report on it and posting it on the neuro pages online. But now I’m fully recovered with very minimal pain in neck and full range of movement.

Hey bro... My uncle spinal cord fractured..and he can't pee.....dr. says his bladder is not working..... Is it recoverible

U look just like him

Good point! Should have said acquired!

Can you help me plz

hello dear sorry to interrupt

@@orismani1718 Yes?? Do you want to say something?

How are your elder now

How are you now 🥺

There's not much to think. We haven’t seen any of the actual tech and dont know how they will achieve their goals... There's a huge gap between the idea and what they're trying to achieve. We've been putting microelectrodes into brains for a long time and recording from them for a shorter period of time. I just hope they have a good neurosurgeon on board to advise...

hello dear sorry to interrupt

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As there any treatment for complete T12L1 spinal injury

What happened to your spine?

I was involved with heavy lifting at Bottleshop . I was the manager and had to do all the hard labour since short of staff . I did truck unloading alone mostly . I work at an open Bottleshop drive though where no air con or heater . Winter work made me so much pain . I was involved in Bottleshop job for over 4.5 years but now I got to deal with this

Do they can help???😔😔😔

Same here bro am also suffering from Sci 4 years i can feel your pain

Complete or incomplete?

Complete

Guys. I've been there. Got treated and have had phenomenal improvement. Get treated before you lose the chance. Do consult him and visit him.

Mine was in T11-T12