Does it take 2 to 3 years to recover from cerebral infarction?

The recovery period of cerebral infarction is about half a year, especially the first three months after cerebral infarction, which is the most critical recovery period. Generally, at the time of cerebral infarction for six months, the prognosis of what kind of state the patient recovers to is basically this state. Therefore, the recovery period of cerebral infarction generally does not need to be as long as 2-3 years.

In the recovery period of cerebral infarction, it is recommended that patients actively carry out ****, and at the same time take oral secondary prevention drugs for thrombosis, such as aspirin, anti-platelet aggregation**, and statin drugs, anti-arteriosclerosis and plaque stabilization**. During the recovery period, various high-risk factors should be controlled, patients should quit smoking, alcohol, low-salt, low-fat diet, appropriate physical exercise, and control various high-risk factors.

Most patients with mild cerebral infarction have undergone positive ** and the patient recovers well with no clear sequelae. The time required for recovery from cerebral infarction is closely related to whether the patient has various sequelae. For example, limb movement dysfunction, language dysfunction, swallowing dysfunction, and so on.

At this time, it is necessary to actively carry out ** exercise, and the recovery period of the patient can reach 3 to 6 months, or even longer.

How to have a mild cerebral infarction**.

In clinical practice, many patients will have mild cerebral infarction, at this time we must do to improve the experimental examination, clear the responsibility of the artery problem, their own blood vessels, with the accumulation of time, will definitely be damaged, if there is indeed a large blood vessel has severe stenosis or even occlusion. At this time, it is necessary to actively carry out the corresponding **, including giving internal medicine **, surgery**, etc., but it must also be noted that if there is no clear responsibility for the blood vessels, it is more important to improve the lifestyle, actively control blood pressure, stabilize blood sugar, reduce blood lipids, and quit smoking and drinking. Then there are oral related drugs, such as antiplatelet aggregation drugs, which reduce the possibility of further aggravation, which is more beneficial for patients, but if there is still no obvious improvement after three months of oral drugs, surgery should still be considered.

Symptoms and manifestations of cerebral infarction.

If there is cerebellar infarction, the main symptoms will be headache and dizziness, and at the same time, due to the damage to the cerebellar tissue, there will be corresponding dysfunction, the main function of the cerebellum is to maintain the balance of the body, so after the cerebellar infarction, there will be a decrease in balance function. It can be considered to promote cerebral circulation, as well as to nourish brain cells to carry out **, in serious cases, it is necessary to consider through drugs to nourish the brain nerves, with the system **** method, and hyperbaric oxygen method to carry out**. As a result, in the process of walking, there will be abnormal posture, as well as decreased stability, and it is easy to fall.

Hello, your cerebral infarction is also known as ischemic cerebrovascular disease, during the recovery period of cerebral infarction, you should take peripheral circulation improvers appropriately to reduce platelet aggregation, reduce blood lipids, nourish nerves, promote nerve cell metabolism, pay attention to blood pressure, etc., for patients with coronary heart disease, wind heart disease, diabetes, pay attention to the primary disease. **The time depends on the condition and the degree of sequelae, and usually takes a longer time.

After the occurrence of cerebral infarction, you should rush to the hospital, rush to the hospital within 63 6 hours of the onset of the disease, improve the relevant examinations, exclude thrombolysis contraindications, and give intravenous or arterial thrombolysis, so that the blocked blood vessels can be recanalized, and after the blood vessels are recanalized, the damaged nerve cells can be restored or the damage to the least extent, and the patient may return to normal.

For patients after more than 6 hours, antiplatelet **, anticoagulant**, and brain protection** can be given. If the patient has certain sequelae, a short-term or long-term plan can be formulated to carry out the first day, and some patients can also return to normal.

Generally speaking, as long as the patient's condition is stable, the training can begin, and the sooner the intervention, the better the effect. The **** of cerebral infarction is generally selected three to six months after the onset of the disease, and the best effect is achieved within three months, and the **** period of cerebral infarction is called within three months after the onset of the disease.

How long does it take to recover after a cerebral infarction? The time required for different patients is different, which is related to the degree of the patient's condition and the **** plan taken. Generally speaking, **** is generally half a year to two years, and most cerebral infarctions can be healed in half a year and return to a healthy life.

For patients with cerebral infarction, as long as they maintain a good attitude, actively cooperate, and actively cooperate with doctors to carry out training, they can recover their health as soon as possible.

Cerebral infarction is a common disease, which is acute within 1 month after the onset of the disease, 1-6 months for the recovery period, and 6 months after the sequelae period. Patients with cerebral infarction should seize the time to take an effective plan, and in the acute stage, drugs should be the mainstay, supplemented by drugs; The recovery period belongs to the complete **** stage, through the ****, the patient can get a good recovery in 3 months, and reach the basic stereotype in 6 months; Recovery from sequelae is minimal, so the recovery period is crucial for patients.

At least six months, maybe longer.

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.

Of course not, if you get a good ** in life, then it will definitely not be ** in the future**, but if you don't**, it will be often** in the future, and it will be very uncomfortable.

No, this disease is very easy, so the later recuperation is also very important, and you must not let your guard down.

Absolutely. Because this is a chronic disease, as long as the life and rest are irregular, it will be ** again.

No, if you don't pay attention to conditioning your body in the future, you will still have a bad diet.