Hemiplegia?

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Hemiplegia, also known as hemiplegia, is mainly caused by brain diseases. It is often caused by central system diseases such as cerebral thrombosis, cerebral hemorrhage, brain trauma and brain tumor. It is a syndrome characterized by incomplete or complete loss of one limb. Many critically ill patients have received timely treatment and saved their lives, but often accompanied by various dysfunction, For example, hemiplegia, let's take a look at the symptoms of hemiplegia?

Hemiplegia?

Light hemiplegia: in the case of very slight hemiplegia, such as the early stage of progressive hemiplegia, or the interval of transient paroxysmal hemiplegia, the paralysis is slight, and it is easy to miss if it is not carefully checked.

Flaccid hemiplegia: it is manifested as the disorder of random movement of one side of upper and lower limbs, accompanied by obvious low muscle tension, obvious voluntary muscle paralysis, but no voluntary muscle paralysis, such as gastrointestinal movement, bladder muscle and so on.

Spastic hemiplegia: it is generally developed from flaccid hemiplegia, which is characterized by obvious increase of muscle tension. The extensors of the upper limbs and the flexors of the lower limbs are obviously paralyzed, and the muscle tension is significantly increased. Therefore, the upper limbs are flexing, the lower limbs are straight, the fingers are flexing, and the hands are stiff and resistant when they are stretched passively.

matters needing attention

Drug therapy: repair the damaged glial cells, nerve cell axons and microvessels, increase the nutritional support of damaged brain tissue, improve the repair potential of brain tissue, and carry out comprehensive and in-depth brain repair. In addition to the necessary drug treatment, rehabilitation treatment must be carried out as soon as possible.