Patient's question:
What methods are most effective in treating early-stage cardiogenic cerebral infarction? 74 years old? Female? Atrial fibrillation 10 years ago? Currently experiencing temporary drooping of the mouth corner, confusion, lasting about a minute. MRI examination now shows blockage in the right brain, with the patient's left limb weakness and difficulty walking. What should be done for cardiogenic cerebral infarction?Doctor's answer:
Early detection and treatment of cerebral infarction are crucial. It causes damage to brain tissue, leading to certain interference in limbs and language, etc. It is recommended that you follow medical advice for treatment, while also enhancing physical exercise and moving your limbs more frequently. At the same time, maintain a targeted and stable diet. While taking medication, coordinate with physical therapy to promote the patient's full recovery. Medications mainly focus on nourishing nerves and preventing recurrence of blockage. Complete recovery will be very difficult in the future.