How is left frontal lobe cerebral infarction to return a responsibility?

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Lacunar cerebral infarction is actually a kind of cerebral infarction (formerly known as cerebral infarction). Lacunar cerebral infarction has a small infarct area, which is almost as large as a peanut. It usually occurs in some deep parts of the brain. The causes of this disease are cerebral arteriosclerosis and hypertension. The common manifestations of patients are headache and dizziness, It's easy to wrestle when walking, and the coordination ability of the limbs is seriously unbalanced. What's more, it's more serious, and the speech is not clear. So how is left frontal lobe cerebral infarction to return a responsibility? Let's discuss:

How is left frontal lobe cerebral infarction to return a responsibility?

When you find that your family has lacunar infarction in the left frontal lobe, you should go to the local large regular hospital for CT examination or head MRI examination in time. Of course, you need to know clearly that the source of the disease is hypertension and cerebral infarction, so in terms of treatment, the specialist will start from the source of the disease for symptomatic treatment.

The earlier the disease is treated, the better. It's best to send the disease to the hospital immediately on the day of onset, because if the disease is treated early, the sequelae will be lighter. Doctors will take hyperbaric oxygen treatment or some drugs to promote the function of brain cells. Generally, western medicine controls the disease first, and traditional Chinese medicine regulates the whole body.

After the patients actively cooperate with the doctor's drug treatment, they usually pay attention to low-fat diet, avoid eating too oily food, eat more vegetables and exercise properly. The source of this disease is high blood pressure, so they must take antihypertensive drugs on time and take some aspirin.

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It is suggested that early timely and effective treatment is the key. Secondly, good living habits, reasonable diet, relaxing mood, taking medicine on time, regular review, and control of high blood pressure, diabetes, hyperlipidemia and other high-risk factors can reduce the recurrence.