Patient's question:
Male, 36 years old, for half a year, occasionally dizzy, black pupil deviates to the far left, no matter how hard he tries to move his head, the eyes cannot be straightened, and he cannot walk in a straight line. What disease is this?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, your condition is likely to be a cerebral infarction caused by cerebral arteriosclerosis. Recommendations: It is suggested to undergo a brain CT scan for a clear diagnosis, pay attention to a low-salt, low-fat, and light diet, and take blood-activating and blood-stagnation-dispelling drugs that expand blood vessels. It is recommended to visit a neurology department in a regular hospital for an MRI and electroencephalogram to confirm the diagnosis and avoid delaying the condition. Under the guidance of a physician, choose a reasonable treatment plan.