Can aphasia be recovered after cerebral infarction

Cerebral infarction is a disease that poses a great health threat to patients. If the patient does not receive good treatment in the first time of the onset of the disease, cerebral infarction will cause symptoms such as aphasia in the patient. Whether Guan Yu can recover from aphasia after cerebral infarction depends on the individual. If the patient actively cooperates with the doctor's treatment, has a good physique, and has adequate nursing care, there is a possibility of recovery, but not all patients can recover.

1. Can aphasia be recovered after cerebral infarction?

The specific situation cannot be determined. The recovery of diseases related to damage to the central nervous system of the brain still depends on the severity of the disease. It is still difficult for clinical diseases to restore normal autonomic nervous function because it is difficult for nerves to self-repair after damage. The improvement of related functions is mainly related to nerve compensation in other parts. It is recommended that the advice of the treating physician should be followed for clinical disease health care treatment. One may need to strengthen one's own health care treatment in normal times. Clinical rehabilitation treatment is helpful, but the treatment cycle may be longer.

2. Drug treatment of cerebral infarction aphasia

Therefore, patients are required to continue using medication for treatment in their daily lives, which is also the focus of treatment to prevent recurrence and improve symptoms. When patients choose medications, in addition to drugs that are targeted at the causes of cerebral infarction, patients should also choose some drugs that are long-acting, safe, and have no drug resistance, and have relatively small dosages. This way, there will not be major side effects after long-term use, and it can also play a good role in treating the sequelae of cerebral infarction.

3. Diet for patients with cerebral infarction and aphasia

In addition to drug treatment, patients should also pay attention to their eating habits, because a good eating habit is very helpful for the patient's recovery. For example, you should eat more low-salt and low-fat foods, avoid eating greasy foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, such as fungus, mushrooms, apples, etc., and you can also eat more cereals, but you must avoid smoking and drinking. Only if patients develop good living habits will it be beneficial to their recovery.

IV. Precautions for patients with cerebral infarction

Patients and their families should note that since cerebrovascular disease has the characteristic of acute onset, treatment must be carried out every minute and every second. Therefore, treatment at this time is most effective for many patients. It may be effective for some patients within 3 to 6 hours, and blocked blood vessels can be reopened, brain tissue function will not be seriously damaged, and there are few sequelae. Therefore, for cerebral infarction, the early or late treatment is the key to determine the prognosis.

Once a patient is found to be ill, he or she must be given very thoughtful care, and remember not to allow the cerebral infarction to worsen due to family members' reasons. Patients in the recovery period can also perform appropriate physical exercises, which is conducive to recovery and can also serve as an auxiliary treatment for cerebral infarction.