If it cannot be cured, there will be some obstacles in physical activities. You must maintain a good mood, insist on going to the hospital for rehabilitation, do regular activities at home but pay attention to keeping warm and try not to get sick, and go to the hospital for regular follow-up visits. At home, you should pay attention to your diet, keep it light and not too greasy, eat more fruits to supplement dietary fiber, turn over frequently when in bed, take a bath, and pay attention to bedsores. Pay attention to urinary and fecal hygiene and try to defecate independently. If it is not possible, wear diapers or insert urinary catheters or wear crotchless pants and use a urine pot. However, it is not recommended to do this as it may easily frustrate the patient's self-esteem. It is especially important to pay attention to urination and defecation.