What are you recovering from a stroke? What is the goal of stroke rehabilitation?

The recovery time from stroke depends on the size of the lesion, the location of the lesion, and the occurrence of complications. Usually, when the amount of cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage is small, and the functional area is no longer important, it is manifested as hemiparesis, and the disability is not obvious, and the first time is mostly 10 to 14 days after the onset of the disease. Most recoveries are good with aggressive vascular recanalization**.

However, if the area of cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage is large, and it is in an important functional area, hemiplegia is more serious, and the disability is obvious, then the patient has spent 7 52 days of cerebral edema and has no serious complications, such as lung infection, gastrointestinal bleeding, venous thrombosis of the lower limbs, bedsores and other complications. In the later stage, through ** training, the recovery period of cerebral infarction refers to within half a year. After active training, it is usually possible to recover significantly in half a year.

However, if serious complications occur, the disease may be prolonged and recurred, and there may be sequelae, or even aggravation or even life-threatening due to respiratory tract infection or gastrointestinal bleeding.

Stroke. After the patient's vital signs are stabilized, they can enter the ** stage. The first stage of stroke patients is relatively long, which can be as long as 1 year, but the effect of stroke patients within half a year is relatively ideal, and they can be actively selected.

In the process, it is necessary to pay attention to actively taking medication on time, actively removing various risk factors for stroke, preventing recurrence of stroke, and paying attention to assessing the patient's condition, clarifying the indications and contraindications, and actively giving the best treatment, so as to improve the patient's daily life ability, improve the patient's prognosis, enhance the patient's self-confidence in integrating into the society, and increase the patient's sense of gain and happiness.

1. Physics**, at present, the PT commonly used in cerebrovascular diseases mainly includes electrotherapy and exercise**, of which the former is often used for electromyography biofeedback and functional electrospinning. 2. Occupational therapy, according to the needs of patients, including daily life, family life and social life, selective and purposeful work activities are used for the functional training of patients with cerebrovascular diseases. 3. Speech, cerebrovascular disease is mainly used for aphasia, to improve the patient's language comprehension and expression ability, restore their communication function, and create conditions for reintegration into society.

Domestic and foreign literature has reported that ST can significantly improve the language function of patients with aphasia. **The earlier you start, the better the results. Through the evaluation of speech function, the type and degree of aphasia were clarified, and the relevant methods were comprehensively used, focusing on listening comprehension and oral expression training.

4. Psychological, through speech and behavior, or in combination with other special means, such as **, biofeedback, etc., to correct abnormal behaviors, such as mood disorders, incorrect cognitive activities. The purpose of psychology is to enable patients to give full play to their subjective initiative, actively participate in relevant activities, and obtain better results. 7. Traditional Chinese Medicine**, cerebrovascular disease belongs to traditional Chinese medicine stroke.

It is also known as hemiplegia of the body. The main reasons for this are the internal organs qi and blood, the balance of yin and yang, and the seven emotions, which cause liver wind, blood stasis, and obstruct the clearing and meridians. Commonly used methods are, Chinese medicine** - supplemented with yang and five decoctions.

Acupuncture** body acupuncture points are shoulder, upper limbs and phlegm, Quchi, hand Sanli, Waiguan, Hegu, and eight evils. Ring lower limbs, Fengcheng, Yangling Spring, Zusanli, Hanging Bell, Taichong and other lower limbs. In addition, it can be combined with eye acupuncture and scalp acupuncture.

Stroke is actually what is commonly referred to as stroke, stroke, if you want to recover and need medicine**, you can use traditional Chinese medicine that activates blood circulation and dispels blood stasis, dispels wind and dehumidifies the channel**. Acupuncture and exercise are also available.

How can I recover after a stroke? After stroke, if you train in a timely manner and make unremitting efforts, you can also recover your health.

How can I ** after a stroke? Of course, you need to exercise, and only when you exercise well can you **.

How to recover the key after brain extraction and this situation physiotherapy is very important, because if you have an empty stomach, you can recover very well if you do well, such as the facial paralysis, the hands and feet are not flexible, through **, I think it can recover similar to a normal person.

Minor strokes can return to normal. Minor stroke refers to a small amount of cerebral hemorrhage, mainly caused by cerebral arteriosclerosis, hypertension, and insufficient blood supply to the brain, and patients usually have dizziness, headache, nausea, and weakness of the limbs.

A slight stroke can be restored to normal, and now Chinese medicine **** acupuncture is also good.

Generally speaking, the recovery period of stroke refers to the period when the patient has just passed the acute stage, but has not yet reached the sequelae period, and this period of time is the improvement of the patient's limb function, or a **** period of speech function improvement, which is called the recovery period of stroke.

Generally speaking, the recovery period of stroke is within one year of the patient, and the best period is within 3 months, which is better for the improvement of the patient's limb or speech function, and the recovery is relatively fast.

However, in the later stage of recovery, whether the patient can achieve normal, or whether the related symptoms can be significantly improved. This depends on the patient's disease, or the condition of the patient, etc., for comprehensive analysis and consideration, but the patient's recovery effect is relatively satisfactory during this period of time.

The best time for stroke is within three months of the onset of the disease, when it is mainly to improve circulation and improve brain function, and the patient's recovery will be better. The onset of 3-6 months is the recoverable period of ****, this period is mainly to improve limb dysfunction, and the effect of **** is not obvious after half a year of onset, and the patient's limb dysfunction tends to be stable.

Stroke should be grasped for eight hours, but many patients will be left with various functional impairments, so they need to be helped. The sooner the better, even after the patient's vital signs are stabilized, bedside **** can be performed. If you seize the ** period of stroke, it is not only possible to say good things and walk a good road, but also to return to work and live a normal life.