For patients with cerebellar atrophy, most of them can be treated with nutritional drugs, such as brain protein hydrolysate, which can be treated for about half a month and injected once every six months.

You can usually take some anti-aging capsules for treatment. If conditions are good, it is best to take oxygen at any time, or go to places with high oxygen content for exercise. In view of cerebellar atrophy, we should actively communicate with patients, encourage patients to read more books and newspapers, and enhance the learning activities of the brain. Usually coordinate the patient's limb movements and often practice walking. You can also take some walnuts and black sesame seeds to improve cerebellar atrophy and reduce the occurrence of chronic cerebellar atrophy. You can also take Anisi Tan orally to nourish the cranial nerves and wash blood vessels twice a year for treatment, or you can inject cerebrolysin intravenously to strengthen the treatment of nourishing the cranial nerves.

Generally speaking, patients with cerebellar atrophy can also repair the cerebellum by moving their toes, mainly in the following ways.

First, grab the ground with your toes. The patient stands or takes a seat, with his feet shoulder-width apart, and then grabs the ground with his toes first, then relaxes, and does it for 60 to 90 times in a row. When doing this action, he can walk barefoot or wear soft-soled shoes, which can be repeated many times a day. This elastic alternating movement can stimulate the meridians.

Then pick things up with your toes. When you wash your feet every day, you can put some oval pebbles or other objects in the basin. You can practice picking up these pebbles repeatedly with your second and third toes when soaking your feet.