Patient's question:
Brain infarction for 4 months, fingers have never moved. Now they can grip, there is a bit of strength, but it requires the strength of the whole body, it doesn't work if it's too small, but the fingers still can't be straight. Hello, is this a sign of improvement? Why does it require so much force, and it doesn't work if it's too small.Doctor's answer:
The situation you are describing now, the patient has suffered a cerebral infarction for 4 months. Currently, the fingers still cannot move. The hand can grip, but it requires a lot of effort. A complete recovery from the disease requires a gradual process. The ability to grip with the fingers is a sign of improving condition. The patient needs to have persistent confidence and persist in exercising. They should also cooperate with treatment methods such as Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture, massage, etc. Gradually, the function of the fingers will improve.There are many treatment methods for cerebral infarction, but because the patient's condition is different, the treatment methods used will also vary. Therefore, the patient needs to have timely and careful examination and diagnosis to ensure the treatment is targeted to their specific condition.