Can hemiplegia caused by cerebral hemorrhage be cured?

No matter who you are, you are afraid that you or your family members will get sick, because the pain of illness can only be treated by the patient himself. In addition to the physical torture caused by the disease, the most important thing is that some diseases cannot be cured by just treating them. Some diseases have never been seen by doctors, let alone treated. However, doctors have certain relevant treatment experience for the diseases we often encounter in life, so there is no need to worry too much.

However, some diseases are more serious, and once contracted, they will cause certain harm not only to the body but also to the patient's psychology. This is because some diseases are not incurable, but they are more difficult to treat, and the treatment process is also quite complicated.

Just like the disease that will be introduced in detail below: hemiplegia caused by cerebral hemorrhage, can hemiplegia caused by cerebral hemorrhage be cured?

Generally, patients with hemiplegia due to cerebral hemorrhage are treated in hospital, but they need to continue rehabilitation treatment after discharge: first, it can reduce sequelae and improve the quality of life; second, it can prevent recurrence and eliminate future troubles. Patients who recover after discharge follow the above-mentioned preventive treatment and take oral aspirin for secondary prevention. However, the vast majority of patients have sequelae of varying degrees and must undergo timely and comprehensive rehabilitation to strive to recover to the best condition. Never let them recover naturally or through exercise, which will delay the best time for rehabilitation. Over time, the injured area will degenerate and necrotize, and then it will be impossible to save them.

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In addition to the above treatments, the following measures can also be taken to treat hemiplegia caused by cerebral hemorrhage:

Acupuncture: According to the cause of the disease and sequelae, rationally select acupoints to promote functional recovery.

Massage: Help the patient turn over, stretch the upper limbs, flex the lower limbs, and massage the muscles and joints of the paralyzed limbs to prevent stiffness and atrophy; control infection and prevent bedsores.

Medicinal bath: absorbed through the epidermis, improves local blood circulation and speeds up recovery.

Training: Strengthen cognition, memory, language, swallowing, and motor function training: Help functional recovery.

So regarding the question of whether patients with hemiplegia due to cerebral hemorrhage can recover, the answer is generally yes. As long as they receive timely treatment and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, they can recover. In addition, while receiving treatment, patients with hemiplegia caused by cerebral hemorrhage must have a firm belief in curing the disease, quit smoking and drinking in daily life, and pay attention to proper rest. I believe that the body will soon recover.