Patient's question:
It is said that the elderly person who sweeps the community now has a high risk of intermittent lacunar cerebral infarction. He no longer participates in this training either. I don't know how to treat high-risk intermittent lacunar cerebral infarction?Doctor's answer:
Easily occurring lacunar infarction is a cystic lesion, with a diameter of 0.2~15mm, and is common. Small infarcts are only slightly larger than the diameter of the blood vessel. After the purulent tissue is calcified, small cysts can be preserved. However, since smaller blood vessels with poor circulation, such as penetrating arteries, are limited by their smaller blood supply area and less inflammation, they generally pose less harm. It is usually associated with hypertension. Proper exercise, attention to diet and deep sleep should be maintained, with adequate rest, plenty of water intake, and consumption of vitamin C.