Patient's question:
Cerebellar hemorrhage, two months post-surgery, can stand for a while, can walk a few steps with support, but still feels dizzy. Currently undergoing rehabilitation, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, traditional Chinese medicine, and acupuncture. Feeling that the effect is not significant. The patient is quite agitated. Can postoperative vertigo be cured?Doctor's answer:
Your condition falls under the category of vertigo in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM believes that the symptoms are primarily caused by insufficient qi and blood. Ensure adequate sleep and maintain a balance between work and rest. When vertigo occurs, it is advisable to rest in bed. In your daily life, consume more nutritious foods such as chicken soup and fish soup. In the case of a brain hemorrhage, it is absolutely crucial not to get excited, as it may worsen the condition.Hello, I hope your family cares for the patient in all aspects, making them feel warm and supported. Since the patient's emotions are unstable, it is essential to maintain a calm and peaceful mindset, which is beneficial for recovery.