Can taking methylcobalamin and vitamin B1 recover after undergoing dorsal nerve block surgery for 6 years

Taking mecobalamin and vitamin B1 for 6 years after dorsal nerve block surgery may be helpful for neurological function recovery, but the specific effects vary from person to person. The recovery of dorsal nerve block surgery is mainly related to factors such as the degree of surgical injury, postoperative care, and individual repair ability. Mecobalamin and vitamin B1 belong to the category of neurotrophic drugs. Mecobalamin is the active form of vitamin B12, which can promote nerve myelin repair, while vitamin B1 is involved in nerve conduction function.

Mecobalamin and vitamin B1 are commonly used as adjunctive treatments for peripheral neuropathy. Mecobalamin can directly act on nerve cells, promote nucleic acid and protein synthesis, and accelerate the repair of damaged nerve fibers. Vitamin B1, as a coenzyme, participates in energy metabolism and maintains normal neurological function. Long term use of these two medications may improve symptoms such as nerve numbness and tingling, especially for nerve damage caused by vitamin B deficiency. However, the nerve damage caused by dorsal nerve block surgery belongs to mechanical cutting, and drugs cannot directly repair the severed nerve fibers. If there is still significant functional impairment 6 years after surgery, permanent damage may have formed. At this point, medication can only alleviate some secondary symptoms, such as abnormal sensations caused by malnutrition or metabolic abnormalities, and cannot reverse the structural changes caused by surgery.

It is recommended to standardize medication under the guidance of a doctor to avoid adverse reactions caused by long-term high-dose consumption of vitamin B. Rehabilitation methods such as physical therapy and electrical stimulation can be combined to promote nerve function compensation. Daily attention should be paid to avoiding prolonged sitting that compresses the nerves, and supplementing foods rich in B vitamins such as whole grains, lean meat, green leafy vegetables, etc. in moderation. If there is a decrease in muscle strength or worsening of sensory disorders, it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly to assess the neurological function status.