Patient's question:
My father's health was not very good to begin with, and he suddenly developed a brain thrombosis and brain atrophy in these past few days, in addition to white matter lesions. I would like to ask the doctor how to treat his brain thrombosis, brain atrophy, and white matter lesions better.Doctor's answer:
A 58-year-old patient has experienced recurrent cerebral infarction and symptoms of brain atrophy, indicating degenerative changes in blood vessels and brain cells. For the treatment of cerebral infarction, it is generally recommended to take antiplatelet aggregation and plaque-stabilizing drugs long-term in daily life. For brain atrophy and demyelination of white matter, it is necessary to enhance communication time in daily life to exercise brain function, while also taking drugs that stabilize brain cell decomposition metabolism.