Patient's question:
I would like to ask the doctor, my mother had a recurrence of dizziness and confusion last month. We took her to the hospital, and the doctor said it was a lacunar stroke. After recovery, she has now developed symptoms of hemiplegia and incontinence. I would like to ask what is good for the sequelae of lacunar stroke?Doctor's answer:
This requires the use of stable, cyclic medication in coordination, as well as the use of drugs that support brain cell nutrition. If lacunar cerebral infarction reoccurs, it still needs to be paid close attention to, as there is a tendency for it to recur repeatedly. Blood pressure should also be measured, and if hypertension reappears, antihypertensive medication can be used in coordination, along with drugs that reduce blood lipid viscosity for treatment.