Patient's question:
Just now I saw you say that thrombosis cannot be dissolved now. Then when suffering from cerebral thrombosis and unable to move, wasn't it because the blood vessels were blocked instantly? How did the doctor unblock the blocked blood vessels during the hospital stay? How was the patient treated? Was it possible that the thrombus was transferred? Hello, is there no effect of dissolving thrombosis in cerebral infarction?Doctor's answer:
Once a blood clot forms, it cannot be dissolved. Currently, for acute thrombosis, the use of thrombolytic drugs such as sodium heparin can dissolve it. However, there are risks, as it can easily lead to the problem of cerebral hemorrhage, which is quite serious. Chronic thrombosis cannot be dissolved. A stroke can cause many uncomfortable symptoms. Once it occurs, within twelve hours, if sodium heparin is used, it is most likely to stabilize the symptoms. But it depends on the conditions of the hospital. Other treatments only stabilize blood supply and expand blood vessels, but they will all have sequelae.