Weakness in the body may be a sign of 'Guleen Barry Syndrome', know its symptoms and treatment

By News Update On Jan 24, 2025

Health Tips: Gulanne Barry syndrome (GBS) is a rare neurological disease that affects the human immune system. According to the US National Institute of Neurological Disorder and Stroke (Ninds), peripheral nerve is damaged in the disease and swelling. As a result, the muscles become weak and the person may have to face the situation up to paralysis.

Symptoms of GBS – Why is it necessary to identify?

Symptoms of Guleen Barry syndrome are gradually manifested and it can be serious if not identified on time. Its major symptoms are as follows:-

respiratory distress
Bloom
Weakness and tingling in hands and feet
Eye blur in front of eyes
Body pain with prick
Problem of rotating neck
Difficulty walking
Beating

How dangerous is Guleen Barry syndrome?

Patients suffering from this disease may face many complications. According to Ninds:-

7.5% of patients die every year due to this disease.
20% of patients need ventilator.
25% of patients are unable to move for at least 6 months.
This disease is extremely rare, but it can be controlled by timely treatment.

Treatment of Guleen Barry Syndrome

GBS is treated in many ways, including:–

Plasma Exchange: In this, fresh plasma is removed by removing poor immune cells from the patient's blood.

Immunoglobulin Therapy: This protein helps in controlling the immune system.
Corticosteroids: This drug cures the disturbances of the immune system.
Physiotherapy: This helps in increasing the strength of muscles and joints.
Vocational therapy: The patient helps in doing daily tasks.
Pen Management: Used to control pain.

Gulanne Barry syndrome is a rare but serious disease, which can be controlled by timely identification and proper treatment. Do not ignore its symptoms and consult a doctor as soon as possible.

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