Paralysis can be an incapacitating and life-altering condition caused by spinal cord injuries, stroke or neurological conditions. While complete recovery from paralysis may be challenging and uncertain, medical treatments can play an integral part in alleviating symptoms and increasing quality of life. Here, we discuss various medications available against paralysis as well as their advantages and potential disadvantages. Introduction: Paralysis refers to any impairment of muscle function in your body. It can affect particular areas or be more widespread; its duration could range from temporary to permanent. Medication often plays an integral part of treating paralysis for many individuals. Medications for Spinal Cord Injury-Related Paralysis A. Corticosteroids: Corticosteroids such as methylprednisolone may be prescribed immediately following spinal cord injuries to help reduce inflammation and damage, while helping protect against additional injuries to the spine. B. Muscle Relaxants...