Sequelae of cerebral infarction

Many diseases will leave sequelae to varying degrees after they occur. The same is true for cerebral infarction. Some people will undergo surgical treatment after suffering from this disease. Because this is a serious brain disease, surgical treatment will definitely affect a person's physical health. Therefore, it will also have an impact in other aspects, leaving sequelae. What should we do during the sequelae period of cerebral infarction?

The incidence of cerebral infarction has been increasing. Cerebral infarction is a disease of the elderly. It is a relatively serious disease. The occurrence of cerebral infarction will bring serious harm to the patient's health, such as being unable to cope with life, and even threatening the patient's life span. It has a great impact on the patient's life. So what are the sequelae of cerebral infarction?

What are the sequelae of cerebral infarction?

There are many sequelae of cerebral infarction. For example, cerebral infarction can cause central paralysis in patients, mainly with symptoms such as hyperreflexia of tendon and increased muscle tone. Pathological reflexes will present as spastic paralysis. This is because people's brain nerves are cross-controlled, that is, the left cranial nerves control the right limbs, and the right cranial nerves control the left limbs. If the blood vessels in one cerebral hemisphere are blocked or bleeding, the brain tissue in this area will be damaged.

Cerebral infarction can also cause peripheral paralysis in patients, mainly characterized by decreased muscle tone, disappearance or weakening of reflexes, and muscle atrophy, but without pathological reflexes.

Numbness is a very common symptom among the sequelae of cerebral infarction, mainly affecting the limbs on the affected side, especially the extremities, such as toes or fingers, or the skin on the cheek of hemiplegia may feel like ants crawling, or a tingling sensation, or a slow response to stimulation. Hemiplegia is usually called hemiplegia, which means that the movements of the upper and lower limbs, facial muscles and tongue muscles on one side are impaired. It is a very common symptom of acute cerebrovascular disease and a sequela of cerebral stroke. The treatment of hemiplegia after stroke is the key to the recovery of patients' lost functions. In addition, aphasia is also a common sequela, which mainly causes the loss of the ability to express oneself.

What are the sequelae of cerebral infarction? There are many sequelae of cerebral infarction. The relevant content has been introduced in detail above. I hope it can help everyone. In addition to the above, the patient's loss of vision, touch, hearing and ability to recognize body parts are also common sequelae of cerebral infarction.