After the cerebral hemorrhage is cured, what kind of recuperation should I take?

Question 1: What medicine should I take after being discharged from the hospital for cerebral hemorrhage Optional drugs: Brain Pills Indications:

Promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, dredge the meridians, awaken the brain, open the brain, cerebral arteriosclerosis, ischemic stroke, sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage, vinpocetine Indications: cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral arteriosclerosis, cerebral infarction Drug**: Cinnazine tablets Indications:

Intracerebral hemorrhage Cerebral embolism Cerebral thrombosis Vertigo Subarachnoid hemorrhage Urticaria Drugs**: 2 There are some things to note: Follow the doctor's instructions for medication (1) Insist on taking antihypertensive drugs to stabilize blood pressure at a safe and ideal level, and systolic blood pressure below 20 kPa (150 mm Hg).

2) Eat less food containing gallbladder and high drunkenness, eat moderately, drink a small amount of alcohol, avoid smoking, and prevent obesity. (3) Regularize your life, be broad-minded, prevent emotional agitation, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. (4) When there is an increase in blood pressure, hypertensive encephalopathy or bleeding tendency, it should be active in time to avoid cerebral hemorrhage.

5) Severe cough, constipation and **activity can make cerebral hemorrhage recur and cannot be ignored. (6) Exercise paralyzed limbs should not be too hasty and too early, let alone too violent. Dietary Supplements:

1.6 grams of black fungus, soaked in water, added to dishes or steamed. It can lower blood lipids, antithrombosis and antiplatelet aggregation.

2.5 celery roots, 10 red dates, decoction in water, eating jujube and drinking soup, can play a role in lowering blood cholesterol. 3.

Eat fresh hawthorn or soak it in boiling water, add an appropriate amount of honey, and use it as tea after cooling. If you have a stroke and diabetes, you should not add honey. 4.

Raw consumption of 10 to 15 grams of garlic or onion can lower blood lipids, and has the effect of enhancing fibrin activity and anti-arteriosclerosis. 5.Stroke patients eat 5 10 ml of vinegar after meals, which has the effect of softening blood vessels.

Question 2: What medicine to take during the recovery period of cerebral hemorrhage Take some traditional Chinese medicine that clears blood vessels.

Question 3: What medicine is better to take during the recovery period of cerebral hemorrhage In this case, it is recommended to take drugs to nourish the nerves, carry out ****, and wish you good health.

Drugs**.

Hemostatic drugs. Recombinant factor A is used to stop bleeding**, and recombinant factor A** is used after the onset of intracerebral hemorrhage to limit hematoma expansion; With tranexamic acid, hematoma enlargement is less common and the mortality rate is lower.

Commonly used drugs to lower blood pressure include adrenergic antagonists, such as esmolol, urapidil, and labetalol; vasodilators, such as nitroprusside, nicardipine, enalapril; Diuretics, such as furosemide, etc.

Neuroprotectants.

The free radical scavenger NXY-059** should be applied within 6 hours of intracerebral hemorrhage, which is safe and tolerable.

Blood sugar control. Insulin can be given when blood glucose exceeds 10 mmol**; When blood glucose is low, 10% 20% dextrose can be given orally or injected**, with the goal of achieving a normal blood glucose level.

Traditional Chinese medicine preparations. Traditional Chinese medicine preparations are also more widely used in ** cerebral hemorrhage in China, and traditional Chinese medicine can be used as aromatic opening agents such as Angong Niuhuang Pill, Zhibaodan, and Suhexiang Pill.

Surgery**. Medical medicine** is usually ineffective when a severe intracerebral hemorrhage is life-threatening, but surgery** has the potential to save lives. Patients with worsening cerebellar hemorrhage, brainstem compression, or cerebellar hemorrhage with hydrocephalus obstructed drainage should be surgically removed from the hematoma if possible. The main surgical methods include decompression, craniotomy and hematoma removal from the ossochal window, aspiration of borehole hematoma, and ventricular puncture and drainage.

However, if the patient is expected to survive, surgery usually increases the risk of severe disability compared with internal medicine.

Other**. The affected limb should be placed in a functional position as early as possible, as long as the patient's vital signs are stable and the disease is no longer progressing. Early phased synthesis** is beneficial in restoring neurological function and improving quality of life.

Cerebral hemorrhage belongs to the category of "stroke", and Chinese medicine can distinguish the syndrome and use traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese patent medicine, acupuncture and other methods to ** this disease.

1) Traditional Chinese medicine**: This disease is divided into two categories: the middle meridian and the middle viscera. The disease position of the middle meridian is shallow, the condition is mild, and it is only manifested as crooked mouth and eyes, non-fluent language, and hemiplegia; Patients with internal organs are deeply ill and seriously ill, manifesting as delirium, secluded, and often have stroke aura and sequelae.

2) Middle meridians:

a.The veins are empty, and the wind evil enters the middle: Fang chooses the addition and subtraction of Daqin Gang Tang to dispel the wind and clear the channels, nourish the blood and camp.

b.Liver and kidney yin deficiency, wind and yang disturbance: Fang Xuan Zhen Liver Quenching Wind Soup is added and subtracted to cultivate Yin and Latent Yang, and suppress the liver and extinguish the wind.

c.Qi deficiency and blood stasis, vein stasis: Fang Xuan tonifies yang and returns five decoctions to add and subtract to invigorate qi and blood, and dispel blood stasis and circulation.

d.Hyperactivity of the liver and yang, and obstruction of the veins: Fang Xuan Gastrodia hook vine drink is added or subtracted to calm the liver latent yang and relieve the wind and channels.

e.Phlegm and stasis are obstructed, and the meridians are out of harmony: Fang Xuan

Middle viscera: the closure is manifested as sudden fainting, unconscious, trismus, mouth silence, hands firm, two stools closed, limb spasms.

Impotence: It also has a red face and a hot body, irritability, peculiar taste in the mouth, yellow and greasy, and a slippery pulse. First administer or nasogastric feeding to Baodan or Angong Niuhuang Pill, and at the same time give antelope horn decoction plus or minus to clear the liver, quench wind, and nourish yin and latent yang.

Yin closed: white face and dark lips, like to lie quietly, limbs are not warm, phlegm is more, moss is white and greasy, and the pulse is smooth and slow. Urgently use Suhexiang pills with warm boiled water to open and irrigate or nasogastric feeding method, to warm the opening and penetrating the body, followed by phlegm decoction.

Certificate: Sudden fainting, unconscious, eyes closed and mouth open, snoring slightly, cold hands and limbs, sweating, incontinence, weak limbs, tongue impotence, pulse slight. Immediately decoction with a large dose of ginseng attached to the decoction and heshengmaisan.

Intracerebral hemorrhage is often critical and requires early medical attention.

2) Chinese patent medicine**: generally suitable for the recovery period or sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage, such as Brain Heart Capsule, Da Huo Luo Pill, Xuefu Zhuyu Oral Liquid, Ginkgo Biloba Leaf, Panax notoginseng saponin preparation, Niuhuang Qingxin Pill, Angong Niuhuang Pill, Tianma Capsule, etc., which can improve cerebral circulation and inhibit thrombosis.

3) Acupuncture**: The application in the acute phase can awaken the brain and open the mind, and select acupoints: Jiquan acupoint, Neiguan acupoint, Weizhong acupoint, Sanjiao acupoint, Renzhong acupoint, Baihui acupoint, etc.; During the recovery period, you can choose such as the upper limbs of the hands of Sanli, Quchi, Waiguan, scapula, etc., and the lower limbs include Zusanli, Yangling Spring, Hanging Bell Acupoint, Qiuxu Acupoint, etc., which can be used for qi circulation and prevent the occurrence of sequelae.

The main causes of cerebral hemorrhage are long-term hypertension and arteriosclerosis. In the vast majority of patients, blood pressure rises markedly at the time of onset, leading to rupture of blood vessels and causing intracerebral hemorrhage.

Because the blood vessels in the brain are rich and complex, some insensitive parts have slight blood vessel rupture and bleeding, which can be manifested without any symptoms, and then it will be absorbed by itself, if it is a large blood vessel rupture, and the rupture is large, a large amount of blood flows out of the brain parenchyma, which will increase the intracranial pressure sharply, and there will be consciousness disorder immediately, the common is coma, and there will also be dilated pupils, abnormal breathing, which is very dangerous, if this situation can be sent to the hospital in time for minimally invasive surgery, Drain the blood in the brain parenchyma, and stop bleeding, etc., then the probability of survival will be greatly improved, but there will generally be sequelae after **, which varies from person to person, but it is generally related to exercise, but it may also be related to memory, language, thinking, etc. It is difficult to say whether it is related to the location of the bleeding, the amount of bleeding, and whether there is any co-damage to other brain tissues. Middle-aged and elderly people are the main population of cerebral hemorrhage, with 40-70 years old as the main age of onset, and the cause of cerebral hemorrhage is mainly related to cerebrovascular lesions and sclerosis.

Therefore, if you have a history of diabetes or hypertension, it is best to control these indicators to avoid degeneration and hardening of blood vessels, so as to reduce this incidence.

**Principle: General use of drugs**, when the effect is not good, timely surgery**.

**Policy: Dehydration lowers intracranial pressure, adjusts blood pressure, prevents further bleeding, and maintains vital function. Prevent and treat complications to save lives, reduce mortality and disability rates, and reduce**.

General**:1Bed rest, generally bed rest for 2 to 4 weeks, keep quiet, avoid emotional agitation, etc.; 2.

Keep the airways open and clear respiratory secretions or inhales; 3.give supplemental oxygen; 4.Nasogastric feeding, starting on the 2nd and 3rd day of onset; 5.

Prevent infection and observe the condition.

Drugs**: Intracranial pressure reduction for intracerebral hemorrhage** is mainly based on hyperosmolar dehydration drugs, such as mannitol or glycerol fructose, glycerol sodium chloride, etc., pay attention to urine output, blood potassium and heart and kidney function; Furosemide (furosemide) and albumin may be used as appropriate. It is recommended not to use steroids as much as possible, because they are large and the effect of lowering intracranial pressure is not as good as hypertonic dehydrating drugs.

When applying dehydration drugs, attention should be paid to the balance of water and electrolytes.

Surgery**: The main types of surgery are as follows: decompression of bone flap, craniotomy hematoma removal of small bone window, drilling puncture hematoma fragmentation, endoscopic hematoma removal, minimally invasive puncture hematoma removal and ventricular puncture and drainage.

Prognosis: Under the guidance of a doctor, taking drugs that are conducive to tissue repair, combined with hyperbaric oxygen, physiotherapy, and acupuncture**, can promote the recovery of brain function.

Hello, it can be cured Intracerebral hemorrhage of more than 30ml, or midline displacement of 1cm, or accompanied by brain herniation, is an indication for surgery. Conservative**, under the guidance of local doctors, actively lower intracranial pressure, lower blood pressure, apply nutritional nerve drugs, apply hemostatic drugs, etc., pat the back frequently, prevent falling pneumonia, turn over frequently, or cushion the lower body to prevent bedsores. Exercise the lower limbs frequently to prevent venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism in the lower limbs.

It can be cured! However, it also depends on the location of the patient's bleeding, the cause, the amount, the length of time, the manifestations of sequelae, the age of the patient, and the kind of ** and the degree of acceptance**. How is the patient doing?

To be cured, you have to find a good place, to be cured, the patient, and your family, the most important thing, to see a few more places, and then decide for yourself where to be cured. All doctors, trust half, mainly decide for themselves. I wish you healing your family.

Yes, it's not serious, you don't need surgery, it's serious, it's very troublesome, the risk is very high, it's not a last resort, the doctor will not have surgery, yes, it's mainly to replenish qi and blood, and it has no effect on frequent urination, which may be caused by urinary tract infection or kidney damage. You're talking about a cerebral hemorrhage, which can be cured, but it takes a long time to recover and doesn't require careful care from your family. Yes, the sequelae will remain.

This situation cannot be generalized, mainly depends on the amount of bleeding of the patient, whether it is timely. A small amount of intracerebral hemorrhage can be cured if conservative ** is taken in time, and some of them can be cured although the conservative ** effect is not good, but timely surgical intervention can also obtain a more satisfactory effect; However, although some patients have been out of danger through timely rescue, they will be left with some sequelae of aphasia and hemiplegia, which is more difficult, and whether they can be cured depends not only on the doctor's best measures, but also on the patient's degree of effort; For patients with cerebral hemorrhage that is too long, the amount of bleeding is large, and cerebral herniation has been formed, it is life-threatening if not rescued in time.

Mild cases of intracerebral hemorrhage may be able to **, while more severe cases may have a poor prognosis, even disability and death.

Is it OK to have a brain hemorrhage**? It depends on the patient's own constitution, the amount of bleeding, and the location of how much bleeding? If the amount of bleeding is particularly small, some can be absorbed by themselves, some are minimally invasive surgery to drain out, and some are cleaned out by craniotomy, but there is no brainstem hemorrhage, and a slight cerebral hemorrhage can be treated for half of the body, and it will slowly recover, although there are a little sequelae, but there is no danger to life.

Intracerebral hemorrhage is a severe acute cerebrovascular lesion, and the prognosis of patients is related to the amount of bleeding, the location of bleeding, the state of consciousness, and the presence or absence of complications.

Patients with less bleeding and less impact on brain function can recover basically and completely without sequelae, and the mortality rate of cerebral hemorrhage with large hemorrhage, brainstem hemorrhage, and impaired consciousness is higher. Most of the survivors will have varying degrees of sequelae such as movement disorders, speech and swallowing disorders, and cognitive impairment, but it is still possible to restore neurological function and improve the quality of life after active ** and ** training. **The process needs to pay attention to the following points:

First of all, it is necessary to pay attention to the prevention of cerebral hemorrhage, which is the key, among them, hypertension is the most important controllable risk factor, and active control of hypertension can effectively reduce cerebral hemorrhage. For patients with cerebrovascular structural abnormalities (aneurysm, vascular malformation, moyamoya disease, arteriovenous fistula, etc.), the above lesions are required, and surgery or endovascular intervention can be considered.

Secondly, it is necessary to strengthen the training, carry out the training as soon as possible after the condition is stable, and prevent the stiffness and atrophy of the paralyzed limbs and joints through active or passive exercise, and promote the recovery of the patient's neurological function.

Thirdly, in hospitals with acupuncture conditions, acupuncture** can not only promote the patient's consciousness but also activate the meridians, promote the recovery of the patient's nerve function, and enhance the patient's ability to take care of himself.

In short, cerebral hemorrhage is a complex process, through active prevention and prevention, it is preventable and treatable, cerebral hemorrhage can be mild and severe, mild cases can be completely recovered without leaving sequelae, severe cases can also improve the quality of life to the greatest extent through active ** and **.