Patient's question:
My brother-in-law has been sick for nearly a month. During the hospital examination, he suddenly had a cerebral thrombosis and was saved. Recovery has been good, but he is still experiencing weakness in all four limbs, incontinence, and poor appetite. Due to high intracranial pressure, protein has not yet been administered. Do you have any good suggestions?Doctor's answer:
Hello! According to your question, the patient previously had green system syndrome. This is a neurological disease. During the examination, a sudden cerebral thrombosis occurred. These two diseases can affect limb movement, limb weakness, incontinence, and poor appetite. It is recommended to strengthen care, reasonably match diet, pay attention to frequent turning, and actively cooperate with the doctor for symptomatic treatment to reduce intracranial pressure. Rehabilitation training must be preceded by a period of recovery.