Rehabilitation training for hemiplegia caused by cerebral hemorrhage, rehabilitation methods must be mastered

Cerebral hemorrhage is a very serious cerebrovascular disease, and hemiplegia is also a very common sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage. In the later stages, patients should do rehabilitation exercises to allow the body to recover better. They should have confidence in the exercise process, and their family members should cooperate well and choose appropriate exercise equipment.

1. Rehabilitation methods

Continue the training in the previous stage to further consolidate and improve and apply it to daily life

1. Strengthen the training of fine movements of fingers

2. Lateral walking training 7 First to the healthy side and then to the back side

3. Improve gait training, pelvic relaxation and knee flexion strengthening training

4. Improve gait by doing ankle dorsiflexion stretching.

5. Promote the supporting ability of the affected lower limb. Stand with the healthy leg in front and the affected leg behind. Move the center of gravity forward and the heel of the affected foot should not leave the ground.

6. Improve the supporting ability of the affected lower limb, allowing the affected limb to bear weight and the healthy limb to step forward and backward.

7. Stand and cross your feet alternately.

8. Family ADL guidance.

9. Room renovation.

2. Regarding the use of assistive devices.

1. Foot support - foot drop

2. Wrist dorsiflexion splint - wrist flexion spasm.

3. Use a cane to help you walk.

4. Wheelchair, etc.

This stage is the final stage of rehabilitation and aims to maximize the quality of life. This section continues the training of the previous stage and its purpose is to further consolidate it.