Patient's question:
My father, when he went to bed this morning, suddenly had difficulty getting up and experienced another episode of fainting. Later, after undergoing a thorough examination at the hospital, it was discovered that he had suffered an acute cerebral infarction. How is acute cerebral infarction treated?Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's description, acute cerebral infarction requires selecting treatment methods based on the patient's condition during rescue. When the patient suddenly recurs, it is necessary to have the patient lie down and rest with the head flat, administer oxygen if necessary, and also pay attention to keeping the airway unobstructed to prevent respiratory and urinary tract infections. For patients with severe symptoms, surgical methods can also be considered for rescue.