Patient's question:
My friend was hospitalized in December last year due to dizziness and weakness, and was diagnosed with a cerebral infarction (stroke). Later, he was admitted again due to stomach pain caused by taking medicine for a cold, along with other side effects. He can still answer questions and move around, and can cook and do simple household chores, but there is always a sound in his brain. What is the care for a cerebral infarction?Doctor's answer:
Hello, a stroke patient with cerebral infarction may experience multiple episodes of facial drooping, hemiplegia, and limb numbness. It is recommended that you can treat it through acupuncture, massage, Tuina therapy, and physical therapy methods. language rehabilitation training. In terms of diet, eat more vegetables, fruits, black sesame, soy products, radish, honey, etc. Also, ensure the patient's skin and bedding are clean to prevent the recurrence of bedsores.