Patient's question:
My father is already 59 years old this year, and his health has never been very good. Recently, my father said his nerves are not very good, so he went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The result showed that he suffered from post-stroke sequelae of lacunar infarction. What is the best treatment for this condition?Doctor's answer:
The best treatment for lacunar stroke is to use anticoagulant and blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs. If there is nerve damage, appropriate use of neurotrophic drugs can also be considered for treatment. In daily life, it is essential to maintain a light diet and avoid the intake of greasy foods. Regular visits to the hospital for cranial CT scans are recommended. If blood lipid levels are high, lipid-lowering drugs can be used for treatment.