What medicine is the best for cerebral infarction?

Cerebral infarction is a neurological disease. Many people need medication to alleviate the damage caused by the disease after suffering a cerebral infarction. So, do you know whether traditional Chinese medicine is more effective in treating cerebral infarction or Western medicine is more effective in treating cerebral infarction? Today we will introduce which medicine is better for patients with cerebral infarction. But everyone should also pay attention that the use of drugs still needs to be confirmed by a doctor.

The chronic disease of cerebral infarction has evolved from a rare disease in the past to a common disease today. It has become a problem that every household has to face like a gust of cold wind.

Many patients and their families began to search everywhere for good medicines for treating cerebral infarction, whether it was from the Internet or hospital recommendations, or from an ancestral secret recipe of the second uncle of the fat boy next door, they tried their best to give it to patients with cerebral infarction to try. However, they did not know that due to the long treatment cycle of cerebral infarction, once the drug effect is not ideal, the patient is very likely to miss the best treatment period and delay the best treatment opportunity. In the end, only groans were left.

Therefore, people tend to pursue good medicine for cerebral infarction, but what kind of medicine and what kind of therapeutic effect can be regarded as the best medicine for cerebral infarction? This experience will uncover the mystery of drugs for treating cerebral infarction and tell you the secrets behind cerebral infarction drugs.

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First: Is Western medicine or Chinese medicine the best medicine for cerebral infarction?

At present, oral cerebral infarction drugs in clinical practice are divided into two categories: traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine. Western medicine has advantages when the patient is in the acute attack period and is treated in the hospital. It takes effect quickly and dilates blood vessels rapidly. After being discharged from the hospital, cerebral infarction patients need a long-term period of stable treatment and secondary prevention. Taking Western medicine during this period will either lead to drug resistance or prone to bleeding events (there are clinical records of bleeding caused by long-term use of Western blood-activating agents).

Traditional Chinese medicine has incomparable advantages over Western medicine in the treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, such as no drug resistance, few side effects, and significant effects. In view of the long-term treatment of cerebral infarction, choosing a traditional Chinese medicine that can be safely taken at home, gives patients hope of recovery, and truly shows efficacy has become the best choice for many cerebral infarction patients and their families.

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Second: How to choose the best Chinese medicine for treating cerebral infarction? Decoding the three levels of Chinese medicine

Many people think that oral Chinese medicine is the same as Chinese patent medicine, and as long as they treat the same type of disease, they are all acceptable. In fact, traditional Chinese medicine is strictly classified into grades, and these grades are strictly formulated and followed by the state. It’s just that there is no clear label when we buy medicine, so this is also an industry secret.

First level: National Pharmacopoeia standards,

This standard is the quality standard that all Chinese medicines must meet, otherwise they cannot be called Chinese medicines. This standard is formulated by the national drug regulatory authorities;

The second level: high-quality and low-priced Chinese medicines,

In order to promote the development of Chinese medicine, the National Development and Reform Commission has selected Chinese medicines with authentic materials, advanced technology and higher quality standards on the basis of the first level and included them in the "Catalogue of High-Quality and High-Price Chinese Medicines". This catalogue is a policy document guiding the bidding of Chinese medicine products in various places. This catalogue is available on the official website of the National Development and Reform Commission. This is a higher level of quality standards for Chinese medicine. It can be said that Chinese medicines at this level are all fine products, and Chinese medicine manufacturers whose products are included in the catalogue of high-quality and high-price are all those with production technology that ranks among the best in the industry.

The third level: secondary research and development of traditional Chinese medicine.

It is also the highest level. In order to support and develop traditional Chinese medicine, the country insists on giving equal importance to inheritance and innovation, draws on international experience in the development of natural medicines, and conducts secondary research and development of traditional Chinese medicines with definite clinical effects, which is the modernization of traditional Chinese medicine. The secondary research and development of traditional Chinese medicine overcomes the shortcomings of unstable efficacy and large dosage caused by the unstable effective content of traditional Chinese medicine, and gives full play to the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine with significant effects, safe use and few side effects. It is the future development direction of traditional Chinese medicine. It can be said that traditional Chinese medicines at this level are the best of the best.

Since the review standards for secondary research and development of traditional Chinese medicine are very strict, Tianxintai was approved only because of its significant efficacy, high safety and good prospects. It invested a lot of technical manpower, and its development level even exceeded the difficulty of developing a new drug. Over the years, in the field of cerebral infarction, there has been a lack of successful secondary research and development of traditional Chinese medicine. Tianxintai, which was approved and funded by the state and successfully developed by Jilin Huakang, filled this gap and became the first and so far the only modern Chinese medicine for cerebral infarction that has successfully undergone secondary research and development in my country.

Therefore, the best medicine for cerebral infarction and the best traditional Chinese medicine for treating cerebral infarction are the secondary developed traditional Chinese medicine for cerebral infarction.