In these cases, the disorder is life-threatening

What's syndrome Hyena-Barre syndrome? Guillain-Barre syndrome is a disease in which the body's immune system attacks part of the peripheral nervous system. >> << The first symptoms of this disorder include varying degrees of weakness or tingling in the legs. In many cases

weakness and unusual sensations spread to the arms and upper body. These symptoms can increase the intensity until the muscles

can not be used at all, and the patient is almost totally paralyzed. In these cases, the disorder is life-threatening

and is considered a medical emergency. The patient is often put on mechanical ventilation to assist breathing. Most patients, however,

to restore even the most difficult cases Syndrome Hyena-Barr syndrome, GBS), although some continue to have some degree of weakness. Guillain-Barre syndrome is rare. Usually Hyena-Barr syndrome, occurs in a few days or weeks after the patient had symptoms of respiratory

or gastrointestinal viral infection. Sometimes cause syndrome. In rare cases, immunizations

can increase risk-Barre syndrome Hyena. The disorder can develop over several hours or days, or it may take 3 to 4 weeks. No one yet knows why the syndrome Hyena-Barr virus affects some people and not others or what sets the disease movement. What scientists

know that the body's immune system starts attacking the body itself, causing the so-called autoimmune diseases. Guillain-Barre syndrome is called, not a disease because it is not clear that specific disease-causing agent

involved. Reflexes such as knee jerks are usually lost. Because the signals traveling along the nerve slowly >> << speed of the nerve (NTS), the test can give the doctor information to help in diagnosis. Cerebrospinal fluid, which washes the spinal cord >> << and brain contains more protein than usual, so the doctor can decide on the execution of spinal puncture. Is there a treatment? There is no known cure for the syndrome Hyena-Barre syndrome, but treatment can reduce the severity of the disease and speed recovery

in most patients. There are also a number of ways to treat complications of the disease. Currently, plasmapheresis

(also known as plasmapheresis) and high doses of immunoglobulins used. Plasmapheresis can reduce the severity and duration >> << Hyena-Barre episode lasix generic side effects. In high doses of immunoglobulins, doctors give intravenous injections

proteins that in small quantities, the immune system uses naturally to attack invading organism. Investigators found that

giving high doses of these immunoglobulins, derived from a pool of thousands of normal donors, Hyena-Barr syndrome patients

may reduce the immune attack on the nervous system. The most important part of treatment of this syndrome consists of

keeping the body functioning during recovery the patient's nervous system. This can sometimes require placing the patient >> << to artificial ventilation, heart monitor, or other machines that assist body function. .