Patient's question:
My grandfather was diagnosed with a cerebral infarction last week, and the doctor recommended surgery. There's no known reason in our family, and we feel that this would cause my grandfather great suffering. However, the current situation is that we don't know how to take care of him. What are the standard care procedures for cerebral infarction?Doctor's answer:
If after careful examination and consideration it is determined to be a case of cerebral infarction, this situation should be attended to with active treatment and care. Attention should be paid to regular diet, eating meals at fixed times and in fixed quantities, and avoiding greasy foods. At the same time, nursing care can be enhanced, including percussion and vibration of the back, to prevent symptoms such as deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary infection, and pressure sores. If surgical intervention or treatment is required, this surgery can be considered.