What are the symptoms during the neurological recovery phase of spinal cord injury?

During the neurological recovery phase of spinal cord injury, patients may experience motor and sensory symptoms. In the rehabilitation period, patients may have mild spasms, tremors, and toe movements. One to two weeks after the disappearance of motor reflexes, muscle function begins to recover and stretch reflexes reappear, indicating the end of the spinal shock phase and the beginning of the recovery process. This phase requires supportive treatments such as neurotrophic medications and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. In daily life, it is important to consume foods rich in calcium and protein to ensure adequate nutritional support.