Can cerebellar lesions be cured?

Cerebellar lesions can be cured, depending on the patient's specific condition to make a judgment. There are many causes of cerebellar lesions, such as cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, inflammation, tumor, trauma, etc. Among them, inflammatory diseases are possible to cure, while cerebrovascular disease, tumor, trauma, etc. can not be cured. The main function of cerebellum is to maintain body balance, control posture and gait, regulate muscle tension and coordinate the accuracy of voluntary movement. The cerebellar efferent fibers cross twice during conduction, so the cerebellum is responsible for controlling voluntary movements of the ipsilateral limb. Cerebellar lesions normally present as ataxia, and many patients also show dizziness, vomiting, and nystagmus on physical examination.