How to treat facial hemiplegia, drug treatment is the most common

Hemiplegia, also known as half-body paralysis, can cause facial hemiplegia. Facial hemiplegia will have a great impact on patients. It can be treated with timely medication or acupuncture. During the treatment, attention should be paid to care, diet and nutrition should keep up, and family members should give more care.

1. Drug treatment

1. Treatment period

After taking it for 7 days, the fever in the limbs and the blood clots were partially dissolved. The stiffness of the limbs was significantly improved, and the cold hands and feet were significantly improved.

After taking it for two weeks, the deviation of mouth and eyes gradually relieved the swelling of feet and knees, the pain in muscles and bones, and the cramps in hands and feet were significantly reduced. Patients with hemiplegia in bed could sit or lie down continuously for about 30 minutes.

After one course of treatment, the patient's speech function gradually recovered and he was able to have simple conversations. His emotional disorder was cured and he went from not recognizing people to being able to gradually recognize people. He can sit and lie down independently without assistance, can do simple exercises with his upper limbs, can stand on the ground with his lower limbs, and can walk slowly with crutches.

2. Recovery period

After taking 2 courses of treatment, the patient can walk independently without a crutch, has a steady pace, can speak clearly, has better memory recovery, has strong upper limbs, and has greatly enhanced the ability to hold objects, and can take care of himself completely.

2. Nursing

1. Functional exercise is an important part of home care for hemiplegic patients. Because patients are bedridden for a long time and cannot move, the physiological functions of their organs are impaired. For example, if the limbs are inactive for a long time, the muscles will gradually atrophy. Decreased heart and lung function affects breathing and blood circulation. Therefore, functional exercise is beneficial to the recovery of the patient and should be done gradually and persistently.

2. In the complete hemiplegia stage, massage, acupressure and passive movements can be used to help patients exercise their functions. The movements should be from light to heavy and then light again. Do not overexert yourself during passive activities. Each full body workout lasts about minutes. Several times a day. The paralyzed limb should be positioned appropriately with the elbow bent, wrist and fingers straight, and ankle joint maintained at ℃.

3. Partial function recovery stage: During this stage, you should continue the exercises from the previous stage. At the same time, help the patient turn over and sit up. For standing exercises, first stand by holding onto the bed frame or chair back, then stand with your hands free. Simple limb movement exercises such as extension, abduction, external rotation of the upper limbs, flexion and extension of the elbow joint, flexion and extension of the lower limbs, and flexion and extension of the foot.