Patient's question:
Unstable, left arm cannot move. 12/02/2009. Past treatment and outcomes: Intracranial pressure reduction, blood circulation and stasis removal. Desired assistance: Interested in brain cell and nerve transplantation. Inquiry about possibility and cost?Doctor's answer:
Currently, for the treatment of cerebral infarction, if thrombolytic therapy is available within the early stage (within 6 hours of onset), it can be adopted. This can partially or fully restore blood flow in poorly accessible blood vessels, thereby increasing cerebral edema and alleviating symptoms to the greatest extent. However, for patients with longer durations of cerebral infarction onset, treatments such as promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, reducing intracranial pressure, maintaining electrolyte balance, preventing complications like pneumonia and bedsores, and functional exercises are generally performed.