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The syndrome affect the nerves that control muscle movement and transmit pain, temperature and touch sensations.
Symptoms:
Pain
Pin pricking sensation
Body weakness
inability to walk or
Difficult climb stairs
Difficulty with facial movements,
Double vision
Bladder infection
Rapid heart rate
Low or high blood pressure
Diagnosis:
Lumbar puncture
Nerve conduction study
Electromyography
Treatment:
Physical therapy helps recovery to help fatigue and regain strength and proper movement
Training with adaptive devices, such as a wheelchair or braces, to give mobility .
To improve adl activities
To perform physical exercise improve strengthen of the muscle.
To improve balance and coordination.
To perform breathing exercises leads to avoid lung infection.
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