Stroke tendency and stroke prevention and treatment

Author: Chen Shenghui
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Publish Date: 2005-10-20
Features: As people enter middle and old age, the biggest fear is contracting diseases, especially stroke, which is a headache. If not handled properly, it can lead to full-body paralysis, bringing many troubles to oneself and the family. How to prevent it is what healthy people want to know first; if already suffering from it, how should one conduct self-treatment? By reading this book, you will find the answers to these questions.
As people enter middle and old age, the biggest fear is contracting diseases, especially stroke, which is a headache. If not handled properly, it can lead to full-body paralysis, bringing many troubles to oneself and the family. How to prevent it is what healthy people want to know first; if already suffering from it, how should one conduct self-treatment? By reading this book, you will find the answers to these questions.
The stroke discussed in this book is the direct cause of vascular dementia and the second "killer" threatening human life. Moreover, its recurrence rate and disability rate are very high, posing great harm to society and families. Because stroke can cause such immense damage, what we must do is prevent its occurrence, making "preventing disease before it occurs" and stroke prevention a topic highly valued by both individuals and society. The entire society and all its members should learn to identify those with a tendency toward stroke from the general population, understand and recognize the various signs of stroke. With this knowledge, it may be possible to avoid the many triggers of stroke and prevent its occurrence. Those with a tendency toward stroke should, under the guidance of a doctor, receive health education, control various risk factors of stroke, maintain a positive mindset, adopt healthy lifestyle habits, and exercise appropriately, all of which could help them stay away from stroke and enjoy a long, healthy life.
Entering the 21st century, due to the extension of average life expectancy, the impact of stroke has become greater than ever before. If a family has just one patient, the entire family may fall into a state of grief and financial hardship. To prevent such tragedies, we should take precautions and respond correctly, making our lives more fulfilling and healthier.