How to recover after cerebral hemorrhage?

Taishi Mingchang |? Foreseeing the future

Rehabilitation after cerebral hemorrhage requires efforts in the following aspects:

1. Early rehabilitation treatment. After bleeding, you should receive treatment immediately to stop bleeding, lower intracranial pressure, etc., and then carry out brain rehabilitation training, such as language training, physical therapy, occupational therapy, etc., to restore brain function to the maximum extent.

2. Follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment. Follow the doctor's prescription and take medication carefully, check regularly to follow up on changes in the condition, and adjust the treatment plan according to the recovery progress. Drug therapy plays an important role in preventing further bleeding and recovering brain function.

3. Life rules. After discharge from the hospital, you should maintain a regular life and avoid emotional excitement or excessive physical exertion. Regular work and rest and a balanced diet are all conducive to the recovery of brain function.

4. Continue rehabilitation training. You should continue to follow the doctor's instructions for rehabilitation training at home, such as language training, memory training, swallowing training, limb movement training, etc., and persist until recovery.

5. Social support. Support and help from friends and family are crucial to stroke recovery. Take the initiative to communicate with others and participate in certain social activities, which can stimulate the recovery of brain function and is also beneficial to mental health.

6. Return visit for re-inspection. After bleeding, you should return to the hospital for regular check-ups, such as CT or MRI, to monitor the absorption of foreign bodies in the brain and new bleeding. Adjust medications and treatment plans based on brain function recovery, and formulate next-step rehabilitation plans.

7. Psychological adjustment. Maintain a positive and optimistic attitude and learn to adjust your mental state. Anxiety and depression can adversely affect recovery. Learn to ask others for help, and consult a psychologist if necessary.

To sum up, recovery after cerebral hemorrhage is a long-term process that requires the synergy of medical means, life control, training and social support. Paying attention to the adjustment of the mental state, staying positive, optimistic and patient, and requiring regular medical monitoring are the keys to successful recovery.