I am not a professional doctor, I just talk about my own situation and experience, I suffered from cerebral infarction in July 2013, I was admitted to the city people's hospital, half a month after the diagnosis and treatment, the condition is stable, go home to exercise their own rehabilitation, when I was discharged from the hospital, talk, eat, excrete and sleep are normal, the left upper and lower limbs are paralyzed. The County Disabled Persons' Federation assessed as a third-degree disability, pushing a wheelchair to walk slowly outside the village, without the care of outsiders, so far there has been no recurrence, in addition to walking is not sharp, all normal, as for the stroke, whether it can be restored to normal, according to their own situation, and most of the experience of stroke patients are not possible. Where a stroke occurs when brain cells die, listening to professional doctors say can not be regenerated. However, sick is an undeniable reality, both come to peace, with the disease to extend the years, many patients live two or three decades after the stroke, as long as they do not restore the heart, adhere to: First: according to the doctor's requirements to take medication, second: pay attention to diet, quit smoking and drinking, less meat and less salt, eat more light food. Third: adhere to the ability to exercise, don't be afraid to suffer. Fourth: relaxation of the mind, is not a reason, is not born, as Mr. Lu Xun said: hiding in a small building into a unity, do not care about the spring, summer and autumn and winter. Just a metaphor, people after a stroke, often a bad state of mind, physical sequelae in many ways, and less interaction with the outside world, can not be over normal anger, easy to get angry: anxious, gas is the source of all diseases. Therefore, to comfort themselves, as the saying goes, it is better to die than to live. Nowadays, society is stable and life is happy. I hope the patients to communicate together.

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Is it true that post-stroke symptoms can't be adjusted to normal?
I am most qualified to answer this question as my son had a stroke in 12 years and is still unable to take care of himself, while my partner had a brain infarction in 19 years and had a recurrence in 20 years but is now not only able to take care of himself but also able to do light house fang moves.
And the son never relapse, the whole family of three people specializing in conditioning him alone, folk prescription exhausted, Chinese and Western medical methods have been used, the 10th anniversary of this year's life is still unable to take care of themselves, the family has lost the mood.
The so-called neutral wind energy conditioning to normal human life is related to the severity of the disease.
In mild cases, as long as the diligent exercise, pay attention to diet and adhere to the medication, most of them can live on their own.
It is not possible to have a patient as severe as my son, and my son is not the only one, and he is not the only one who cannot take care of himself even after rehabilitation.
The subject should not say that it is inappropriate to say that on the internet and make some heavy hitters believe it.
With your 7 years of study of Chinese medicine will be able to adjust the stroke disease, then there are old Chinese doctors with decades of clinical experience and why, that is, the national level Nanjing Brain Hospital also has no way to adjust the heavy patients to normal life, light patients is no Chinese medicine, self-conditioning can also be restored to normal life.
If you are really good at this please contact me, and with a lot of local patients you are guaranteed to be happy with your income.

Post-stroke sequelae after identification by Chinese medicine practitioners do acupuncture, massage and Chinese medicine conditioning with dietary therapy, most people have good results.

A big sister in the countryside, in 1993, 48 years old that winter to do to send the relatives of the mother-in-law, the joy of the banquet on the skewed corners of the mouth hand to hold chopsticks but can not clip the dish to talk about from the seat slipped to the ground [poor] Luckily, a lot of people convenient car, emergency sent to the township hospital, randomly transferred to the county hospital, unconscious for three days and three nights, thought that no longer able to come back to life, good in the husband's family family of traditional Chinese medicine, her husband's countryside barefoot doctor of the village is very high, her grandfather township hospital old Chinese medicine, not abandon, not give up, gradually woke up and was discharged with paralysis, but also left an uncontrollable "laughter" sequelae. High, the father-in-law township hospital old Chinese medicine, she did not abandon, do not give up, gradually woke up when discharged from the hospital paraplegia, but also left an uncontrollable "laughter" sequelae. After returning home, the rural doctor's husband, every day to her herbal conditioning, acupuncture massage, help her learn to walk and learn to step, hand pinch peanuts soybean grains mung bean grains ...... soon, basically will not move the left side of the basic function of the restoration of the basic half! Independent living is no longer a problem. Due to smoking, not a few years after the discovery of lung cancer husband died half a year later, the sons became a family after the sister does not want to bother anyone, only in winter to go to the city son's home to warm up the winter, most of the other time at home to live alone, now more than 70 years old sister, in addition to not be able to do heavy lifting, and the general daily activities of the elderly is almost indistinguishable! If you don't believe me, you can come to the field to verify [teeth bared].

Hi, thanks for the invitation, I hope my answer will be helpful to you!

I have been practicing for almost 20 years and have treated thousands of stroke patients (including cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage)

For the after-effects of stroke I think Chinese medicineAnd don't be blindly confident, for smaller non-critical sites of thrombosis or hemorrhage, through theHerbs + Acupuncture + Exercise, the results are excellent, even without after-effects.

For infarcts or hemorrhages of larger size or in important areas, both TCM and Western medicine areCan't be conditioned to be normalof the world, butChinese medicine and western medicine work togethertreatment, the recovery is better compared to Western medicine alone.

We often see around us some simple Chinese medicine treatment effect is very good patients, many friends think that simple Chinese medicine treatment effect is very good, in fact, the reason is that the heavier patients are mostly bedridden at home, you can not see just.

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The extent to which a person recovers from a stroke depends on the extent of the stroke and the treatment and recovery, and it is impossible to generalize. While a small percentage of people recover very well with timely treatment and active rehabilitation, many others will be left with significant after-effects for the rest of their lives.

"Stroke" is actually a concept in Chinese medicine, which is divided into middle viscera and middle meridian. Middle viscera corresponds to cerebral hemorrhage in modern medicine, and middle meridian corresponds to acute cerebral infarction. Both cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction are very serious cerebrovascular diseases. The mortality and disability rates of cerebral hemorrhage are very high, while the mortality rate of cerebral infarction is lower than that of cerebral hemorrhage, but the disability rate is also very high, and the majority of patients with cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction will be left with after-effects, such as limb hemiplegia, speech disorders, swallowing disorders, and so on.

Whether or not these sequelae can be recovered is firstly closely related to the amount of bleeding or the area and location of the cerebral infarction. For example, if a large amount of brain hemorrhage, such as tens of milliliters at a time, occurs in the area of brain tissue responsible for limb movement, then due to the compression of the hemorrhage, the nerves in this area of the brain will be damaged very quickly, and the damage to the nerves is irreversible, so the symptoms will appear very soon and will not be easy to recover. Another example is large-scale cerebral infarction, which is also the same reason, acute ischemia caused by cerebral nerve damage, at this time, if the timely thrombolysis makes the blood vessel pain again, then the damage to the brain tissue will not be further aggravated, and only stays at a relatively mild degree, the limb symptoms are also mild, and later through the recovery exercise may be restored to a near-normal level.

Then there is the case of treatment and recovery. The more timely the treatment, the better the degree of recovery, such as the above mentioned cerebral infarction timely thrombolysis. However, this is not absolute, many patients with cerebrovascular disease, if the onset of the disease is too serious, even if the hospital treatment soon may leave sequelae, and like cerebral infarction thrombolysis is not always good results for all people.

Timely rehabilitation exercises are very important. Generally speaking, as long as acute cerebrovascular disease enters the recovery period, functional recovery exercises should be considered, and the earlier this kind of rehabilitation exercise is carried out, the better the recovery may be later on, but it does not mean that it can completely return to normal. Generally speaking, the most important recovery time for cerebrovascular disease is within half a year after the onset of the disease, especially within the first three months, which is the most critical period for functional recovery, and more than half a year may also have an effect, but it is certainly not as obvious as the effect of early recovery.

In conclusion, those with mild onset of cerebrovascular disease and timely treatment and rehabilitation will recover better in the later stage, and very few of them will recover to an almost normal level. On the other hand, those who have too severe an onset of the disease and do not receive timely treatment and early rehabilitation exercises tend to have a poorer prognosis, and most of them will be left with lifelong sequelae.

Is it true that you can't adjust to normal after a stroke?

Stroke is not a disease, it's a class of diseases.

Nowadays, it is often said that stroke includes two, one is cerebral hemorrhage; the other is cerebral infarction.

There are differences and similarities between these two.

A cerebral hemorrhage is a rupture of a blood vessel in the brain that bleeds; a cerebral infarction is a blockage of a blood vessel in the brain that is ischemic.

Cerebral hemorrhage causes excessive pressure inside the skull, squeezing brain tissue and crushing the brain; ischemia causes brain tissue to die from lack of blood and oxygen and lack of nutrient supply.

Post-stroke sequelae are various manifestations of damage to brain tissue that results in the loss of control of the limbs it innervates from the brain center.

Some people show a lack of strength in their arms and legs, some show stiffness in their arms and legs, some show an inability to speak, some show a crooked mouth and salivation, and some show dizziness and headaches and a variety of other symptoms, both mild and severe.

So is it true that the after-effects of a stroke can't be adjusted to normal?

It's the 21st century now, and we all know that we have to consider issues dialectically.

Life can also be seen, some people after a stroke left with weakness in the hands and feet, a year and a half after the weakness will not be, walking as usual; some stroke limp hands and feet, and then a few years past, is still limping.

Why does this cause this, some work and some don't.

This actually has something to do with self-regulation after brain tissue damage.

It is important to realize that there is no way to regenerate normal human brain tissue after death, and more or less all strokes damage the head.

Blood clots after brain hemorrhage will squeeze the surrounding brain tissue, resulting in edema and death of the surrounding brain tissue. If the amount of blood is relatively large, the cranium has to be opened to clean up the stasis, which is even more likely to damage the brain tissue.

After a cerebral infarction the brain tissue dies from ischemia and hypoxia, and then after it goes soft, it's probably just a small cavity or fluid buildup there in the later stages.

So why is it that the prognosis for the aftermath of a stroke is different when they are both strokes?

It actually has to do with the degree, size, and location of the brain tissue damage.

If the area of damage is relatively light, a piece of area although all have damage, but this area is interspersed with some less serious damage to the brain tissue, these brain tissues can still have some function, weak control of the body, when with the passage of time, these mildly damaged brain tissues gradually recovered, take over the function of the original whole piece of brain tissue, central control re-establishment, the body will be naturally restored.

If the damaged brain tissue is relatively small, even if one function is completely compromised, the surrounding brain tissue will, over time, differentiate cells to take over the function of the dead brain tissue.

Because of the need to re-differentiate functions, this is slower, usually a year or two, during which time rehabilitation exercises are also maintained to assist the brain in forming compensatory functional areas.

If the injury is not to an area that controls the major functions of our daily lives, this type of recovery will also be quicker and there is a good chance of a full recovery.

On the contrary, the degree of damage is more serious, there is no way to repair; the scope of the damage is larger, there is no way to compensate; the area of the damage affects the normal life all exacerbate the difficulty of recovery, or even can not be fully recovered.

That's why it's possible to condition some people to be normal after a stroke; some people can't do anything about it.

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It's the 21st century now, and we all know that we have to consider issues dialectically.

Life can also be seen, some people after a stroke left with weakness in the hands and feet, a year and a half after the weakness will not be, walking as usual; some stroke limp hands and feet, and then a few years past, is still limping.

Why does this cause this, some work and some don't.

This actually has something to do with self-regulation after brain tissue damage.

It is important to realize that there is no way to regenerate normal human brain tissue after death, and more or less all strokes damage the head.

Blood clots after brain hemorrhage will squeeze the surrounding brain tissue, resulting in edema and death of the surrounding brain tissue. If the amount of blood is relatively large, the cranium has to be opened to clean up the stasis, which is even more likely to damage the brain tissue.

After a cerebral infarction the brain tissue dies from ischemia and hypoxia, and then after it goes soft, it's probably just a small cavity or fluid buildup there in the later stages.

So why is it that the prognosis for the aftermath of a stroke is different when they are both strokes?

It actually has to do with the degree, size, and location of the brain tissue damage.

If the area of damage is relatively light, a piece of area although all have damage, but this area is interspersed with some less serious damage to the brain tissue, these brain tissues can still have some function, weak control of the body, when with the passage of time, these mildly damaged brain tissues gradually recovered, take over the function of the original whole piece of brain tissue, central control re-establishment, the body will be naturally restored.

If the damaged brain tissue is relatively small, even if one function is completely compromised, the surrounding brain tissue will, over time, differentiate cells to take over the function of the dead brain tissue.

Because of the need to re-differentiate functions, this is slower, usually a year or two, during which time rehabilitation exercises are also maintained to assist the brain in forming compensatory functional areas.

If the injury is not to an area that controls the major functions of our daily lives, this type of recovery will also be quicker and there is a good chance of a full recovery.

On the contrary, the degree of damage is more serious, there is no way to repair; the scope of the damage is larger, there is no way to compensate; the area of the damage affects the normal life all exacerbate the difficulty of recovery, or even can not be fully recovered.

That's why it's possible to condition some people to be normal after a stroke; some people can't do anything about it.

The husband of a lesbian we worked with had a stroke and was treated with Chinese medicine and returned to normal, with no other problems for twenty years.

Can't, my father had a stroke (cerebral infarction), it's been twenty-one years, at that time the right side could not move, then after exercise. Rehabilitation therapy to be able to walk, but the loss of language function, summer out of tears on the right side more, to now with age, can not walk, standing is difficult, may be inactive in the future, really hope that he can still move on their own, the