Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 53 years old, with hypertension. She had a sudden cerebral hemorrhage of 140ml on December 16 last year and is currently in recovery. Her consciousness has recovered well, but the recovery of her limbs and language nerves is not as ideal. She can understand speech, her hands can move semi-independently, and her feet can move slightly. She is currently undergoing rehabilitation at home, including massage, standing therapy, and continuous Chinese medicine treatment.The patient's family wants her to recover her nerves. She has previously taken a drug called Bosutinib. Now, they are considering a drug called ganglioside. How effective is this drug? How will it affect the patient's recovery? Based on her current condition, what level of recovery can be expected? Which ganglioside is the best choice?
Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, the cerebral hemorrhage has basically stabilized at this time, and the main task in the future is rehabilitation therapy. Focus on rehabilitation training, because the patient's cerebral hemorrhage is relatively severe, and it is a blessing that the soul is still intact. It cannot be suggested that they will fully recover to the same level as normal people. This is also impossible, as the injured area has already developed pus. Ganglioside can be used, but its efficacy is not significant. You can go to a regular large hospital for rehabilitation treatment. Generally, rehabilitation therapy requires very fine and complex techniques and measures, and requires specialized training. Wishing you a speedy recovery.