After the acute phase of cerebral infarction, can those functions that have not yet recovered be res

Cerebral infarction is a common cerebrovascular accident, which mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, patients with three highs, etc. When cerebral infarction occurs, even after passing the acute stage, patients often have more serious sequelae, which affect the normal life of patients. After the acute phase of cerebral infarction, can the function of the cerebral infarction be restored?

After the acute stage of cerebral infarction, most patients still have more or less limb disorders, language development delay, etc., at this time, it is necessary to gradually recuperate in the later stage to recover the ability, how long does it actually take, and what is the level of repair, <>

The severity of the blockage, age, and physical fitness of the patient must be fully considered. The best surgical recovery period after the onset of cerebral infarction: Generally speaking, the acute phase is called within one month after the onset of cerebral infarction, and the surgical recovery period is from January to June, and the best recovery time range is 3-6 months after the disease, and then it is the complication period.

One year after the onset of cerebral infarction, if there are still manifestations such as hemiplegia, physical or language delay, hemianopia, etc., it is a complication of cerebral infarction, and this is a definite complication period of cerebral infarction.

Compared with the recovery period of surgery, the repair rate and repair level are relatively slow, and it is generally believed that the best recovery opportunity has been missed, and the repair becomes more and more difficult, and it is likely that it will never be able to recover to its normal function. Correct training needs to be gradual one month after the onset of the disease, that is, after passing the acute phase, but it is necessary to pay attention to the shallow to the deep, not in a hurry. For those who have not recovered some of the effects after the acute stage of cerebral infarction, the patient's good friends do not need to be negative, because some of the effects can still be repaired according to the later stage of training.

How do patients do the training? The functional problems caused by cerebral infarction mainly include functional obstacles such as fitness exercise, feeling, cognitive ability, mentality, language expression, pharyngology, metabolism and cardiopulmonary function, so the training is mainly focused on these functions. Cognitive impairment** includes non-pharmacological** and medicated**.

Patients can be asked to repeat the swallowing action at regular intervals, and some studies have shown that chewing gum can help patients with chewing and swallowing training, and it is helpful for patients to recover swallowing function.

Yes, you must pay attention to the follow-up recovery and **, and you must not let the body be too tired.

There is a possibility of recovery. You must pay attention to your daily diet, eat light vegetables, and exercise properly.

Some sequelae of cerebral infarction, it may be a little difficult to completely return to normal, but some ** exercises can be carried out may improve somewhat, in addition, you should also pay attention to diet and daily life, as well as drugs ** to prevent new infarctions from occurring.

If you have a cerebral infarction, you must go to the hospital in time**, which can be restored to normal.

In the case of hemiplegia in cerebral infarction, in the acute stage, that is, within 12 hours of the occurrence of cerebral infarction, thrombolysis such as urokinase or streptokinase is given to achieve vascular recanalization, and the patient's limb movement can be restored.

However, if the thrombolysis window is exceeded, even if the thrombolytic drugs are given, they cannot completely restore the patient's limbs to normal, mainly because the local brain tissue and nerve ischemia have been necrotic and degenerated, so it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital as soon as possible to give thrombolytic drugs ** when hemiplegia caused by acute cerebral infarction occurs, and after the condition is relieved, the patient also needs to be given anticoagulation, antithrombosis and lipid plaque stabilization drugs and limb exercises for a long time.

The best time for thrombolysis is within three hours of the onset of the disease, so if you find symptoms of cerebral infarction, you need to go to the hospital in time.

"After cerebral infarction, there will be hemiplegia, numbness, etc., and whether these can return to normal depends on the recovery of exercise in the later stage. If the hemiplegic limb weakness after cerebral infarction is relatively mild, then complete recovery can be achieved through the training of physiotherapy. If the strength of the limbs is poor and the patient walks and drags his steps, he or she also needs to be actively trained.

If it is a cerebral infarction, it is very difficult to want to **. It is impossible to recover from brain tissue necrosis, so it is a bit difficult to **. Cerebral infarction refers to the necrosis of brain tissue due to blood vessel blockage and cessation of blood flow, resulting in hypoxia.

Well, if it's a small one and fatter, it's easier to return to normal, but it's more difficult to say that this old dog is more difficult to say in medium to severe cases, and they say that the old port is more and more powerful every time.

Cerebral infarction, if it is timely, can be completely restored to normal, if not in time, it is possible to fall sequelae.

Generally, if it is timely, it can be restored to roughly normal, and if it is not timely, it is easy to have sequelae, especially for people with underlying diseases, which is not easy to recover.

Today's medical technology can reach **, but you also need to pay more attention to yourself, especially in terms of diet.

If I have a cerebral infarction, can I return to normal?

Cerebral infarction is a very common disease in neurology, and patients with cerebral infarction often have clinical symptoms such as hemiplegia and aphasia. Patients with cerebral infarction will be left with sequelae such as inactivity and speech difficulties. Patients with cerebral infarction should first apply drugs scientifically and standardly**, mainly including drugs to improve cerebral blood supply and drugs to prevent platelet aggregation.

Patients with hypertension, hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia need to use antihypertensive, lipid-lowering and hypoglycemic drugs to maintain blood pressure and blood sugar stability and prevent cerebral infarction. In addition, scientific training is required, and the recovery of patients' functions can be promoted through acupuncture and physiotherapy. In addition, it is also necessary to develop good eating habits, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, reduce fat and cholesterol intake, and prevent atherosclerosis.

It can be recovered, we must pay attention to protect the body, eat a light diet, rest well, don't be too irritable, and be sure to calm down.

It is difficult to recover, and generally some functions are lost after having a cerebral infarction, and the response will become very dull after having a cerebral infarction.

Functions that have not yet been restored are generally difficult to recover, and there will be some impact.

Can only be partially reversed. Dead cranial nerve cells, the corresponding function is completely lost. The function of ischemic cranial nerve cells is only temporarily lost, which can be restored with active ** and exercise.

After the occurrence of cerebral infarction, the central part of the brain nerve cells is completely necrotic due to the ischemia and hypoxia time for too long, and the peripheral brain nerve cells have blood next to it**, the relative ischemia and hypoxia time is short, resulting in the temporary loss of the corresponding brain function.

First of all, we must understand a few problems: first, brain cells are non-renewable cells, only live once in a lifetime, and one less when you die, at the same time, brain nerve cells are the longest-lived cells in the human body, and they are not renewed in their lifetimes, from birth to death, you live for as many years as you want, which refers to the living nerve cells, and the dead ones are irreversible. In this way, if the human brain is only used for 5%, you will not feel that it is used less, because it is irreversible and not renewed, and if it dies, it will not regenerate.

Then you must know that after the blood vessel is saturated and blocked, it will form a collateral circulation, that is, some new blood vessels will grow, and at the same time, the vascular network is originally networked, just like a place with a lot of roads, this place is blocked, and the blood will pass through other hemangiomas, but also because this will also cause other tiny blood vessels to be blocked in other places, so the blood volume through this small blood vessel increases, and it can also cause new storms and blockages, so the disease is chained and will occur.

There is a good side, if this side branch can be satisfied and not bad, it is a small disease, the brain nerve cells are not damaged, but a section of blood vessels is fine, but if the side branch is not established well, it also causes new problems, expands the lesion, causes brain cell necrosis, so that the function will be seriously damaged, the bad place is irreversible, and the function can be established slowly, but the effect varies from person to person, and it also depends on the damaged place, some functions can be rebuilt, just like the computer fully reinstalled the system, but some places can't help, Therefore, cranial nerve necrosis is irreversible, and some functions have a chance to be restored.

Personally, I feel that it is impossible to return to normal, because cerebral infarction will also leave sequelae, and some abnormal changes will occur in brain cells.

If it is found relatively early and gets timely **, then it is possible to return to normal life through exercise in the later stage, but if it is found relatively late and there are already signs of paralysis, then it is difficult to return to normal.

Not necessarily, because this situation is more serious, and the first method of this disease is also particularly difficult, and it is still somewhat difficult to return to normal.

Cerebral infarction is a sudden brain tissue disease, which can be life-threatening in severe cases. Cerebral infarction can be controlled in a timely manner, especially during the recovery period, when medication and training are carried out at the same time, which generally does not affect normal activities. So how long is the recovery period for cerebral infarction?

In fact, there is no definite time for the recovery period of cerebral infarction, but it is generally believed that within half a year of the recovery period is the best period for patients to be able to do so.

If the patient is not able to ** during this period, then the likelihood that the patient will be able to ** gradually decreases. It also means that the recovery period of about half a year is the best time window for the patient to be completely **, and the probability of the patient's recovery will become slim during this period.

Since it is the recovery period of cerebral infarction, it is important to strictly follow the secondary prevention after cerebral infarction. Taking antiplatelet aggregation drugs and statins well, and conducting effective training after cerebral infarction, are the key events in this period. Otherwise, if the patient has another cerebral infarction, the possibility of long-term sequelae of cerebral infarction is greatly increased.

If you take medication on time, respect the doctor's advice, do a good job of daily conditioning, and have regular check-ups, it is possible that you will not be able to do it again.

Patients with cerebral infarction are often accompanied by hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and eating pickled, oil soup, animal offal, etc., which can easily lead to high blood pressure and blood lipids, so the intake should be strictly limited.

Eggs, milk, etc. are edible, and it is necessary to pay more attention to the balance of the diet and eat more vegetables and fruits.

Quit smoking and drinking. Tobacco and alcohol will affect the constriction of blood vessels, which can easily cause related vascular diseases;

Take your medication as prescribed. Vascular-related diseases require long-term and systematic treatment, do not stop, change or reduce the dose without authorization, and seek medical attention in time if you feel unwell after taking the medicine;

Review regularly. It is recommended that patients with cerebral infarction be re-examined every six months to undergo CT, MR and blood routine examinations to determine the recovery of the disease or whether there is any new progress;

Regulates your mood. Maintain a positive and optimistic attitude towards life, and don't have excessive mood swings.

The first is ultra-early, mainly within a few hours of onset, and acute thrombolysis can be carried out within this time window, including intravenous drugs, arterial thrombectomy, etc. During this period, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible, if thrombolysis and intervention cannot be performed in time, the prognosis of the patient will be seriously affected;

The second is the acute stage, which refers to the period from the beginning of the onset to about 1-2 weeks after the onset of the disease, when the patient has just had a cerebral infarction, and the brain tissue will experience tissue edema to subside, which is a period prone to complications and needs to be prevented;

the third is the subacute stage, mainly from 1-2 weeks to 1 month from the onset of the disease, during this period the patient's cerebral edema has subsided, which is the best period after stroke;

The fourth is the recovery period, also known as the chronic sequelae period, which is a long period after the onset of the disease for 1 month, mostly within half a year, and requires long-term secondary prevention.

If you want to recover from cerebral infarction quickly, you must exercise every day to promote blood circulation, and then take some drugs to invigorate blood and dispel stasis, such as salvia, etc.

Medication control, exercise planning, psychological counseling, these aspects are combined.

Recovery from cerebral infarction is highly dependent on the severity of the disease. If the condition is severe, it will be much more difficult to recover from a cerebral infarction. In general, older people are more likely to suffer from cerebral infarction.

If the patient wants to recover quickly, then it is important to ensure smooth blood circulation. It is recommended to pay attention to daily health care and pay attention to moderate exercise. It is recommended that patients follow the doctor's instructions to take some drugs that are conducive to dredging cerebrovascular vessels, pay attention to measuring blood pressure daily, go to the hospital regularly for reexamination, and pay attention to maintaining a happy mood, which is conducive to the recovery of the condition.

Hello, for the later recovery of cerebral infarction, you can use some aspirin and statin drugs to carry out **, and you should pay attention to control the causes of cerebral infarction, such as cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, etc., and pay attention to avoid high-cholesterol and high-fat foods. Usually pay attention to rest, avoid overwork of the body, and pay attention to adjust the mood to avoid stress. It is recommended to go to a professional ** hospital (Chengdu Gulian) for cerebral infarction ** as soon as possible**.

Usually pay attention to rest, avoid limb movements, and conduct **training under the guidance of **teacher**, and cooperate with physics**. Pay attention to recuperation in life.