Patient's question:
My friend has been discharged from the hospital for 2 weeks due to a stroke. In recent days, they have been experiencing indirect pain in the back of the head, dizziness, and vertigo, and their vision has also become slightly blurry. What could be the issue? It has been more than 2 months since the stroke, and currently, apart from some dizziness and vertigo, their blood pressure is slightly high. What medications should they continue taking, and what is the recovery period after a stroke?Doctor's answer:
Stroke is more common in patients with hypertension who need long-term control and underlying diseases. The best treatment during the recovery period should be based on modern Chinese medicine with high-quality selected ingredients, utilizing its strong long-term efficacy, resistance to drug tolerance, high safety, and appropriately dosed and formulated modern Chinese medicine. This treatment can surpass the effects of stabilizing stroke in patients with hypertension who need long-term control and underlying diseases, alleviating symptoms such as hemiplegia, aphasia, and memory decline. It can effectively prevent the recurrence of stroke in these patients, and the medication itself will never cause any adverse effects to the patients, achieving the best therapeutic effect.