FND treatment with conservative medications

Functional neurologic disorder (FND) is a condition when patients have specific symptoms related to the nervous system. Still, no signs of brain or nerve damage, injuries, or other things might cause these signs. As a result, it might be pretty hard to understand how to cure FND, as it’s impossible to detect the main cause of the disease. Still, it’s possible to control most symptoms by taking conservative medications. Firstly, medical practitioners need to confirm that the patient has a functional neurologic disorder by conducting medical examinations, lab tests, and other diagnostic procedures. Then, taking medications necessary to detect groups of the most severe symptoms that require correction. In nearly 90% of cases, patients might need to take antidepressants as they will demonstrate at least some range of depression symptoms. Patients often need to take some sedatives and strong painkillers (for example, baclofen, opiates, and benzodiazepines) to control some of their symptoms. The possible combinations and dosages of medications might greatly vary in every patient’s case, as patients with functional neurologic disorders might experience different symptoms.