Intracerebral hemorrhage Intracerebral hemorrhage in the right basal ganglia, left basal ganglia reg

If the cerebral hemorrhage is confirmed to be absorbed after a re-examination of the head CT, the patient is currently tracheotomy but not on the machine, no breathing difficulties, no infection, if there are no other complications, then he can be taken home. However, I still have to listen to the doctor, because I haven't seen the patient, and I still can't fully understand the patient's condition.

The main thing for patients at the moment is support. Intracerebral hemorrhage is usually absorbed on its own. Care is the most important thing. Turning over frequently, moving limbs passively, keeping bowel and bowel movements smooth, and preventing coughing, aspiration, pneumonia, etc. are the most important.

As for the medicine, gangliosides are already good medicines. We just hope he works. But it won't have a magical effect. The most important thing for patients is to exercise. Let the function of the damaged nerve be compensated by the surrounding nerves or muscles.

Ganglioside ester is a drug to nourish the nerves, and now it is mainly to support **, like tracheotomy patients, the requirements for the environment are relatively high, and it is easy to cause infection if you go home without extubation. There will be sequelae when you wake up, and generally speaking, brain cell necrosis is irreversible.

320CT, the results of A2 vascular stenosis, C1 small cystic aneurysm suspicious Contrast is required.

They are concise and reasonable.

Lesions on the left side of the brain may affect speech, and recovery is relatively slow, and many people do not have good results.

At present, it is recommended that you do hyperbaric oxygen combination**, and ask **doctor to intervene to help the patient's body and speech function recover. At the same time, you can do more limb massages and activities.

1. I think it's okay not to do the angiogram, his cerebral hemorrhage should be caused by arteriosclerosis, and the doctor suggested that the angiography should be for the C1 segment small cystic aneurysm suspicious, I think it can be ignored for the time being.

2. There is no best drug for cerebral hemorrhage, mainly to support and assist, and some drugs to promote functional recovery can be used after the acute stage.

3. The recovery of cerebral hemorrhage is better than that of infarction, and we should be more optimistic, but the recovery of language function is slower, which is related to the specific situation of the patient.

4. I think that after being discharged from the hospital, I need to recover my body and language function as soon as possible.

There is a structure called the "inner capsule" in the basal ganglia area, similar to the "<" type, in the middle corner, which is where the "cortical brainstem tract" descends, and if it is affected by bleeding or swelling, central facial paralysis will occur, because the pyramidal body crosses, so there will be bleeding on the affected side, and paralysis on the opposite side.

The left arm is not planted, I think it is recommended to do CT to see if it is aggravated.

Cerebral haemorrhage... Compressing the nerves ... You don't know.

Let his son or son-in-law walk with him more and bask in the sun more often, and men must do this.

Neither the wife nor the daughter can stand up and are inconvenient.

Go to the gym to exercise more often to prevent falls and injuries.

Take regular x-rays to prevent osteoporosis and accidental fractures.

If you have enough medicine, don't use Chinese medicine for the time being.

Drink less soy milk, and it is better for diabetics to have a lighter diet. Otherwise, it is not digested well, and too much high protein will aggravate the condition.

Analysis: Suggestions: Hello, for your situation!

According to your simple description, no physical examination and other means of examination can not accurately give you advice, it is recommended that you describe the condition in detail or provide relevant examinations, in order to give you good advice, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations**, preferably a tertiary hospital, I wish you health and happiness!

According to the patient's condition, drugs or surgery are used, and it is best to use minimally invasive surgery for treatment, after all, cerebral hemorrhage is a foreign body to the brain tissue, and new damage is caused in the process of decomposition. Surgery is divided into stereotactic drilling and drainage, neuroendoscopic surgery, and microscopic craniotomy.