Patient's question:
In the past one or two years, among my friends, many have suffered from cerebrovascular diseases. Some had strokes, some had cerebral infarction, some were greatly affected in their daily lives, and some have passed away. What I'm particularly curious about now is the difference between a stroke and cerebral infarction?Doctor's answer:
Hello, a stroke in medicine is also known as a cerebral hemorrhage or a cerebrovascular accident. The onset of the disease in patients is generally caused by factors such as the rupture of blood vessels or thrombi, or arterial-arterial embolism. On the other hand, a cerebral infarction is an ischemic stroke, where the onset in patients is usually due to factors such as inflammation of the blood vessel wall, medication-related causes, trauma, or changes in blood composition. Developing a good habit of regular routines, adhering to treatment, and maintaining a light diet with aerobic exercise can help improve your immunity.