Patient's question:
I previously suffered from trauma, which caused subarachnoid hemorrhage in the right frontal temporal top area, right tentorium cerebelli, and subdural hematoma in the frontal temporal top area. So, how severe is it for you to be prone to lacunar cerebral infarction?Doctor's answer:
Multiple lacunar infarcts, this is a very serious issue. It usually indicates multiple inflammatory changes in the brain arteries, not just a single vessel alteration. Without additional treatment, large-scale brain infarction may rupture later, leading to the patient being on the brink of death. Therefore, it is recommended that patients with multiple lacunar infarcts must clearly understand the condition of their blood vessels, use antiplatelet drugs for early treatment and to soften blood vessels to reduce the likelihood of plaque detachment. It is essential to actively control blood pressure, pay attention to blood pressure management, maintain a light diet, control blood lipids and blood viscosity, relax mentally, eliminate worries, engage in more outdoor commercial and sports activities, stay in a cheerful mood, understand ultraviolet radiation better, and drink more hot water. This will help with recovery.