Health, 09.11.2020 18:50 mujithkalhan2762

When a person has a spinal cord injury why do some locations cause paralyzation while some do not?

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Answer from: jess6142

It does NOT mean your spinal cord is completely severed. ... Individuals with spinal cord injury from medical causes might have several locations of injury. Some people might have trauma at two different level of the spinal cord or more ... Taking folic acid (vitamin B9) during pregnancy can reduce the risk of spina bifida. Results of a spinal cord injury can appear differently depending on the type and location of the injury. Results of a spinal cord injury can appear differently depending on the type and location of the injury. The most common is loss of motor, sensory and slowing of some of the body’s internal organs (autonomic nerve function) below the level of the injury. In general, the higher in the spinal cord an injury occurs, the more function, sensation and internal body functions will be affected.

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Results of a spinal cord injury can appear differently depending on the type and location of the injury. The most common is loss of motor, sensory and slowing of some of the body’s internal organs (autonomic nerve function) below the level of the injury. In general, the higher in the spinal cord an injury occurs, the more function, sensation and internal body functions will be affected.Individuals with spinal cord injury from medical causes might have several locations of injury resulting in mixed results. Disease caused spinal cord injury evolves over time as the medical condition progresses. An individual may be able to compensate for some muscle weakness or sensory loss in the early stages of the disease. However, at some point, a critical level of disease will occur where function or sensation is severely diminished or lost. No one knows exactly when this time will occur as it is individual for everyone by type of disease and progression.

Answer from: hardwick744

Some important areas of the spine connect to the central nervous system that connect nerves that control movement that are connected to your brain. During some injuries. Some of those nerves can be severed past the point of repair thus resulting and paralyzation. Motor skills such as movement are signals sent through your nerves are controlled through your brain. If those nerves are cut off the signals cannot be sent thus rendering your body motionless. Sometimes you get lucky with certain spinal injuries and no nerves get cut. Some areas have a lot less nerves to be affected. But some very important areas of the spine if injured can cause major problems.

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