It turns out that these two types of Chinese medicine can be used for cerebral infarction

Cerebral infarction is a common disease in daily life, which often occurs in middle-aged and elderly people. However, patients with cerebral infarction do not know how to use medications. In fact, for the disease of cerebral infarction, the treatment effect of traditional Chinese medicine is relatively good. Let us learn about which two types of traditional Chinese medicine are good for the treatment of cerebral infarction!

Classification of Chinese medicine for the treatment of cerebral infarction by efficacy:

Category 1: Blood circulation and stasis removal treatment: This is a traditional Chinese medicine method that is widely used in clinical practice. The blood circulation and stasis removal method has won the first prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award. It has the effects of resisting arteriosclerosis and thrombosis, can increase cerebral blood flow, is beneficial to the absorption of hematoma and edema around the infarct lesion, and improves clinical symptoms. It is not suitable for acute treatment and the main focus is on treating the root cause.

The second category: Aromatic orifice-opening treatment: It is good at opening up the meridians, regulating qi and activating blood circulation. It is effective in clinical treatment of headache and limb pain caused by ischemic stroke. Aromatic Chinese medicine can penetrate the blood-brain barrier and reach the lesions directly, with rapid onset of action and definite therapeutic effects. The third type of dual treatment is blood circulation and blood stasis removal, and aromatic orifice-opening treatment: This treatment method is recognized as the most effective clinical treatment method in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The Chinese patent medicines applied in this method can be effective for both the overall blood lesions and vascular lesions of ischemic stroke. The combination and synergistic effect of hundreds of effective ingredients from animal, plant and aromatic medicines in the prescription can achieve multi-target treatment effects such as increasing efficacy and reducing toxicity, and resisting drug resistance.

Tianxintai, the only Chinese medicine for the treatment of cerebral infarction that has been successfully developed for the second time in my country, is hailed as a model of Chinese medicine by cerebral infarction patients for its clinically significant and stable efficacy and lasting effects.

The focus of drug treatment for cerebral infarction is to scientifically prevent and treat the causative blood and vascular diseases at the same time, so as to achieve the best therapeutic effect of treating the symptoms of cerebral infarction and preventing the progression of cerebral infarction. For a chronic disease like cerebral infarction, it is necessary to persist in taking medication for a long period of time to continuously treat the cause. Based on the conditions of middle-aged and elderly patients with cerebral infarction, the key to drug selection is to choose medications that are safe, long-lasting, and have stable efficacy. Traditional Chinese medicine will inevitably become the first choice.