Patient's question:
I was very thin when I was young, and by middle age, I had started to become leaner and then fatter. Later, I didn't really control my weight much, which led to me getting fatter and fatter, and my blood lipids also became very high. During a health check-up, I was carefully examined and found to have a brain infarction. Everyone says this disease is difficult to treat, but could someone who knows how to treat brain infarction give me some advice?Doctor's answer:
If your stroke was discovered during a check-up, it means it's not serious, and your body hasn't shown any abnormal sensations again. So, don't worry too much. You can tolerate taking blood-activating and blood-stasis-disolving medications for a period of time. If your blood pressure is high, you should also take antihypertensive medication. You must maintain a light diet and avoid greasy and salty foods. Additionally, engage in appropriate exercise every day and have regular follow-up check-ups.