Patient's question:
My grandmother suddenly had a cerebral hemorrhage three nights ago, resulting in left-sided hemiplegia. The amount of bleeding was 25ml. On the third day, she began to lose appetite, but her left foot could still move slightly and quickly. By the third day, her appetite loss had slightly improved, but her left foot had become immobile. How should one care for someone who has had a cerebral hemorrhage and is in a collapsed state?Doctor's answer:
Hello, care for cerebral hemorrhage needs attention. Consume liquid diet, strictly prohibit recurrence of choking, and eat more vegetables to prevent recurrence of constipation. Always maintain oral hygiene to prevent recurrence of infection. Pay attention to bed rest to avoid recurrence of cerebral hemorrhage. Drink water in very small amounts to prevent recurrence of choking that may lead to pneumonia and other symptoms. However, follow the doctor's instructions to move frequently to prevent recurrence of bedsores.