Rehabilitation treatment for patients with cerebral infarction

Cerebral infarction is a cardiovascular disease that often occurs in the elderly. The main causes of cerebral infarction are atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis. In addition, patients with cerebral infarction must be discovered and treated in a timely manner, and they should also seek medical attention promptly when old infarctions occur. Because the mortality rate caused by cerebral infarction is very high in modern society, and patients with cerebral infarction also need a period of recovery time after surgical treatment, but how long is the recovery time for patients with cerebral infarction?

First of all, for the rehabilitation treatment of patients with cerebral infarction, the medication should be scientific and accurate to prevent the recurrence of cerebral infarction. Because cerebral infarction itself is also a cerebrovascular disease, patients may also have other underlying diseases. Some antiplatelet aggregation drugs are routinely used clinically, such as aspirin. In addition, analgesics are also needed.

Secondly, it takes a process and time for patients with cerebral infarction to undergo rehabilitation treatment. Clinical experts recommend that you start rehabilitation treatment as early and actively as possible, because once cerebral infarction occurs, it will cause more sequelae, such as aphasia or hemiplegia. Once symptoms are formed, timely rehabilitation treatment can better prevent muscle tissue and joint contracture, allowing patients to recover early.

The last step is daily life training. Patients should receive early training on some limbs, such as eating or dressing themselves. In addition, they should carry out their daily life. For example, when dressing, they should put on the paralyzed side first and then the healthy side; when undressing, they should take off the healthy side first and then the affected side.

Finally, patients with cerebral infarction also need psychological care. They should be told to face reality and adjust their emotions. Since they already have this disease, they should receive early psychological treatment and actively undergo rehabilitation to maximize their quality of life.

The above experts have summarized the knowledge related to cerebral infarction. In fact, the rehabilitation treatment of the disease in clinical practice is mainly to alleviate the patient's paralysis. Don't be impatient for quick results, as this can achieve twice the result with half the effort. In addition, you should pay attention to rest, otherwise it will backfire. In short, rehabilitation training for cerebral infarction should be conducted scientifically.