Best time to treat cerebral infarction

For middle-aged and elderly people, they must pay attention to preventing arteriosclerosis in daily life. If they already have arteriosclerosis, they need to prevent cerebral infarction. Cerebral infarction is a common elderly disease in clinical practice. It occurs very suddenly, especially when the elderly are subjected to great stimulation. It is easy for it to occur suddenly, catching the patient's family off guard.

When cerebral infarction occurs, if it is not treated in time, the patient's life will be directly threatened. Therefore, when you learn that you have cerebral infarction, you first need to understand the best treatment time for cerebral infarction and take timely treatment.

Within 6 hours of the acute onset of cerebral infarction is the golden period for the most effective treatment. If the patient does not receive any emergency measures within this time limit, the consequences will be disastrous. If the condition lasts for more than 12 hours, most brain cells will develop from ischemia to necrosis. Once brain cells undergo necrosis, it is "irreversible", meaning they can no longer be reversed into normal cells, and limb paralysis and aphasia will be difficult to recover.

Within these 6 hours, the best treatment for cerebral infarction is thrombolytic therapy. If the patient is not suitable for thrombolytic therapy, other drugs can be chosen for treatment based on their condition. But overall, the therapeutic effect is not as good as thrombolytic therapy.

For patients with cerebral infarction who have received emergency treatment, as long as they are conscious, have no symptoms, and their vital signs are stable and orderly, they can undergo gradual rehabilitation exercises after 48 hours.

The treatment of cerebral infarction is divided into two phases: the acute attack phase and the recovery phase. The treatment of acute cerebral infarction often adopts the infusion mode. It is difficult to deliver oral medication when the patient is in a coma or has an unexpected condition. At this critical moment of the disease, medication is urgently needed to control it. At this time, only the rapid supply of intravenous infusion can exert the therapeutic effect and help stabilize the condition.

In fact, when treating cerebral infarction, we should not only pay attention to understanding the best treatment time for cerebral infarction, but also pay attention to the recovery stage after the initial treatment. During the recovery stage of cerebral infarction, patients should not only pay attention to active treatment, but their families should also pay attention to taking good care of the patients in their daily lives. Only the combination of the two can achieve the best results.