What to do about severe pseudohypertrophy and malnutrition? How to prevent severe pseudohypertrophy and malnutrition?

Severe pseudohypertrophic malnutrition usually starts at the age of 2-8. In the early stage, the patient walks awkwardly, falls easily, cannot run or climb stairs, stands with the spinal cord protruding, abdomen protruding, feet apart, walks slowly and sways, and presents a special "duck step" gait. It is very difficult to stand up from lying on the back. The patient must first turn over and lie on his stomach, then climb his hands to his knees. So, what are the prevention methods for severe pseudohypertrophic malnutrition?

1. Good birth and upbringing are active and effective ways to prevent the occurrence of this disease. For people with a family history of muscular dystrophy, they should seek a specialist for a detailed family tree analysis.

2. Although proper physical exercise and full movement of joints cannot cure this disease, it can at least delay the occurrence of more serious muscle atrophy, muscle weakness and joint contracture. Therefore, encouraging patients to do as much activity as possible plays a more important role in the treatment of this disease.

3. Detecting carriers: Carriers are rarely found, and educating them about marriage and childbearing can reduce the birth of children with muscular dystrophy and carriers.

4. The diet should be light and nutritious. You can eat more fish, eggs, chicken, lean pork, etc., but not too much, so as not to damage the spleen and stomach.

5. The diet should be high in protein and rich in vitamins, calcium, zinc, lean meat, eggs, fish, shrimp, animal liver, ribs, fungus, mushrooms, tofu, day lily, etc. You can eat more of them.