The Causes of Pain and Discomfort in Motor Neuron Disease

For individuals with motor neuron disease, most of them will experience pain and discomfort triggered by the disease, such as complications of muscle stiffness, weakness, and immobility. By now, specific causes of pain and discomfort in motor neuron disease are still not be identified, but though several decades of research and clinical observations and treatments, we have found some common ones, including:

Constipation

Spasticity

Impaired circulation

Muscle cramps

Shoulder joint damage during assisted transfers

Dependent oedema

Passive injury to joints when related controlling muscles are weak

Maintain spinal posture and loss of muscular control to stabilize large joints

Right now, all over the global, there is no cure for motor neuron disease; however, the stem cell treatment can significantly prevent the condition from worsening, or even improve the condition in a way.

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