A 42 year old woman has had a cerebral infarction for three years, and her intelligence has declined

Ms. Wang is 42 years old, three years ago suddenly cerebral infarction, due to the timely rescue, there was no sequelae at that time, but recently gradually found that the memory is not good, intelligence has also decreased a lot, Ms. Wang is very worried that it will affect intelligence, is it the sequelae of cerebral infarction? Why do some people have few sequelae, why do some people have crooked mouth and eyes, some people are hemiplegic, and some people are delirious?

First of all, cerebral infarction may indeed affect intelligence, which is related to the location of the injury.

Our brains, various regions, and competent functions are different, including movement, speech, intelligence, and thinking. Depending on where the infarction occurs, the symptoms will be different. Such as vertigo, nausea, vomiting, motor and/or sensory aphasia, hemiplegia, facial paralysis, loss of sensation, etc.

The main areas of the brain responsible for intelligence and thinking are the prefrontal and parietal cortex of the brain, and if these areas are damaged, intellectual disability is the main feature.

But here we are talking about the main region, because the brain is too complex, although each region is roughly divided into functions, but also comprehensively cross-linked, and the functions of many areas overlap, once one area is damaged, it may also affect the role of other regions. For example, the temporal lobe area of the brain, which is usually damaged, can cause epilepsy, and there will be speech and physical impairment, but there will also be some intellectual changes. Ms. Wang's cerebral infarction did not appear until three years after the obvious decline in intelligence, which is not a sequelae, but in most cases, it is related to cerebral infarction, which may be due to insufficient blood supply to the main areas of the brain responsible for intelligence and thinking.

Ms. Wang is advised to review it again.

Sequelae of cerebral infarction.

Slight cerebral infarction, blood vessel blockage is relatively small, can be passed. However, if the area of blood vessel blockage is relatively large, resulting in cerebral hypoxia and ischemia for too long, it is very likely to leave sequelae and affect normal life. Positive** can reduce the sequelae, but it is difficult to fully recover.

If you want to minimize the sequelae and prepare for prevention, reasonable dietary regulation, active and passive training, and reliable drugs are indispensable, which should be the key to patients with sequelae of cerebral infarction. Training, which can be carried out under the guidance of an experienced doctor. It is not unavoidable for some patients to choose acupuncture, but it should also be carried out in a formal institution.

The most reliable method is still drugs**, that is, through thrombolytic drugs, drugs that invigorate blood circulation, dissolve blood clots, improve damaged brain cells, protect undamaged brain cells in time, and prevent thrombosis from forming again.

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If the intelligence declines and it does not recover for a long time, it is a sequelae, caused by cerebral infarction, and the damage to brain tissue is irreparable.

Possibly. Cerebral infarction mainly leads to low response ability of patients, which generally does not affect the patient's IQ, and postoperative sequelae will occur after cerebral infarction surgery, such as neurological decline, mental decline, hemiplegia and other sequelae.

The sequelae of cerebral infarction do have the possibility of mental decline, and the rate of decline will be relatively fast, if it cannot be better recovered within half a year, then it is likely that it will not recover.

The decline in intelligence in three years of cerebral infarction at the age of 43 must be a sequelae, so it is necessary to exercise more and take some medicine to carry out **, so that there will be no mental decline.

Condition analysis: Hello, geriatric cerebral infarction may affect intelligence, which depends on the specific infarction situation and the location of the infarction.

Guidance: If the infarction site is severe, it will affect intelligence, and even vascular dementia will occur, and the specific situation should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

Problem analysis: cerebral infarction is mainly caused by arteriosclerosis of the arteries, and it is necessary to control the diet, do not drink alcohol, do not eat greasy foods such as animal offal, lard, and fatty meat, and exercise appropriately.

Suggestions: Blockade.

Patients with cerebral infarction need to control their blood pressure, eat less salt and greasy food, not be tired, and eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins and high fiber.