Patient's question:
Progressive cerebral infarction was taken to the hospital for treatment when he could still answer but not clearly. In the afternoon, his answers became even more unclear, but he could still smile. Then the doctor said there would be no unlimited urination, and a catheter was inserted. On the third day, he was admitted to the ICU, and his condition was in a state of full coma by the fourth day. He has been in a coma until the thirteenth day. The images show multiple blockages but not large-scale ones. However, the location of the occlusion is relatively special, on a main artery. Can he still wake up in this situation?Doctor's answer:
Multiple blockages of cerebral infarction are located in the brainstem. In this case, the patient is a critically ill internal medicine patient who has been in a coma for thirteen days. Imaging shows multiple blockages but not on a large scale. In addition to timely treatment for cerebral infarction, the patient also needs to pay attention to dietary aspects, such as proper diet and maintaining a cheerful mood. At the same time, the patient should pay attention to choosing a diagnosis at a Class A hospital, so as to obtain a good therapeutic effect.