The best medicine for cerebral infarction

The first 6 hours after the onset of cerebral infarction is called the golden thrombolysis period, when medication is most effective. Once the best treatment time is missed, the prognosis and recovery will be affected to varying degrees. Many patients' families will make inquiries from various sources and try their best to find the most effective medicine for the patient. Is there a best medicine to treat cerebral infarction? The answers are often mixed. Next, this article will reveal this mystery to you.

1. What is cerebral infarction?

Blockage of cerebral blood vessels causes obstruction of cerebral blood circulation, leading to a series of symptoms such as necrosis of brain tissue due to ischemia and hypoxia.

Types of cerebral infarction

According to the location of the blockage, it can be divided into: frontal lobe infarction, radiata lacunar infarction, thalamic infarction, temporal lobe infarction, etc.

Symptoms

1. Discomfort in the head and face

Headache, numbness, dizziness, etc.

2. Discomfort in the limbs

Numbness or soreness and weakness in the limbs, difficulty walking, hemiplegia, convulsions, unstable gait, etc.

3. Nervous Discomfort

Intellectual disability, inattention, memory loss, slow reaction, dementia, mental depression, etc.

4. Other symptoms

Incontinence, nausea, vomiting, coma, speech impairment, rapid heartbeat, high blood pressure, cervical pain, shoulder pain, etc.

4. Causes

It is closely related to the three high diseases.

5. Hazards

If cerebral infarction is not treated in time or the treatment method is inappropriate, it is easy to leave various sequelae, such as: hemiplegia, difficulty walking, mental depression, incontinence, memory loss, slow reaction, and dementia. In severe cases, it can be fatal.

6. Treatment

1. Currently, the generally recognized effective methods for treating cerebral infarction are: thrombolytic therapy in the early stage of infarction and stroke unit treatment.

2. During the recovery period of cerebral infarction, oral medication is the main treatment method, supplemented by comprehensive measures such as functional training and dietary adjustment.

7. The best medicine for cerebral infarction

The most important thing in treating diseases is to prescribe the right medicine for the right disease. This is true for all diseases, and cerebral infarction is no exception. Because each person's body, condition, symptom manifestations, and treatment period are different, the medications used are also different. As for whether a drug is good or bad, it can only be determined by its efficacy. Therefore, there is no best medicine for treating cerebral infarction, but there is the most suitable medicine for the patient at this stage.

8. Nursing Care for Patients with Cerebral Infarction

1. A comfortable, quiet and convenient recuperation environment should be established for patients, which can alleviate the physical and mental fatigue of bedridden patients and reduce the troubles and frustration caused by mobility problems.

2. Provide thoughtful and meticulous life care to help patients coordinate their social life, use nursing skills to fill the patient's physical, intellectual and will deficiencies, promote the recovery of independent life, and build confidence in overcoming the disease.

IX. Prevention

1. The key to prevention is to prevent the formation of atherosclerotic plaques by lowering blood lipids and reducing the deposition of lipids in blood vessel walls, and to improve the hardening of blood vessels and inhibit thrombosis, thereby preventing the occurrence of stroke.

3. Pay attention to a low-salt and low-fat diet. Control the intake of animal fat and high cholesterol, eat more vegetables and fruits, maintain a light diet and a regular daily routine.