Patient's question:
Is the difference between a stroke and an ischemic stroke quite noticeable, and which of the two conditions is more challenging to treat?Doctor's answer:
Stroke and cerebral infarction are generally not very different in clinical diagnosis. These two diseases are both caused by the recurrence of neurocyte pus formation or the recurrence of aspiration in the brain, leading to a brain disease. In clinical diagnosis, it is mainly due to the obstruction of blood vessels in the brain, resulting in the interruption of blood flow, leading to brain edema, aspiration, softening, and pus formation. In clinical diagnosis, the disease is generally difficult to treat if the symptoms are severe.