How to treat lacunar infarction better

I believe that many friends have not heard of the disease of lacunar infarction. In fact, lacunar infarction is also one of the common types of cerebral infarction. The treatment of this disease is similar to the treatment of cerebral infarction, but there are some differences in details. You can learn about it.

How to treat lacunar infarction

In medicine, lacunar infarction is a typical type of cerebral infarction, and lacunar infarction occurs on the basis of hypertension and arteriosclerosis, and there are also small artery occlusions deep in the brain, which leads to ischemic softening lesions in the brain, thus causing the occurrence of lacunar infarction.

Regarding the treatment of lacunar infarction, we have found that there are many ways. Generally, we can take medication to treat it. Among them, the more commonly used Western medicine is aspinephrine. However, if taken for a long time, it will cause gastric bleeding, so we can take Chinese medicine to prevent it.

When we treat lacunar infarction, we can make good use of robotic brain stereotactic technology, and assist with neuroendoscopy technology, internal radiotherapy technology, etc., which can effectively treat brain diseases, especially lacunar infarction. And this method is also the latest treatment method, we must remember it well.

In addition, for lacunar infarction, according to the patient's condition, some methods of improving brain hypoxia can be combined, such as circulating blood, or promoting the recovery of blood function, all of which can help the patient. Generally, for patients with cerebral edema, it is necessary to combine the use of some prescriptions to eliminate the accumulated water in the brain, so as to achieve the treatment effect.

For blood treatment, it can be combined with methods such as blood dilution, and through some dilutions of the same volume, the purpose of blood re-production can be achieved. This is also the treatment effect that can only be achieved by equal bloodletting. Generally, the dilution method needs to be formulated according to the patient's specific situation, and some thrombolytic methods can generally be used in combination.

Some methods can be used, such as anticoagulant therapy, to prevent thrombosis, thereby eliminating the occurrence of some blood clots, allowing new blood to form, reducing the use of heparin and coumarin, and helping blood vessels to dilate. These methods are based on the dilatability of the blood vessels. Generally, this method is not recommended for patients with increased intracranial pressure.