What to do if cerebellar atrophy is paralyzed

The treatment of cerebellar atrophy paralysis includes medication, physical therapy, surgery, and general therapy.

1. Medication

can be prescribed to relieve symptoms, such as antidepressants such as paroxetine, sodium valproate, and antiepileptic drugs.

2. Physical therapy

includes rehabilitation training, physical therapy, and massage, which can help restore muscle strength and balance.

3.

Surgery may be needed in some cases, such as cerebellar tonsillar hernia.

4. General therapy

Maintain a balanced diet and adequate nutrition; and exercise as recommended by your doctor to maintain muscle strength and physical function.