Does everyone know that cerebrovascular disease can be divided into 2 groups: ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke? These 2 types of cerebral cerebrovascular disease can occur in It is acute and often has leading symptoms such as weakness of the arms and legs, headaches, blurred vision and double vision. Today we will take a look at how we can treat and restore a stroke. Let’s see together.
The first thing after symptoms appear Cerebral hemorrhage Medically, medicine is used to treat cerebral artery disease by using the blood clot-dissolving drug Thrombolytic Agent (rt-PA). The drug rt-PA will break up the clogged blood clot so that the blood can flow to it. The area of the brain where there is a lack of blood flow can be restored to normal. Before using the drug, a diagnosis of stroke must be made. According to the time period of coming to receive treatment first And will consider giving medicine under the condition that the treatment with said medicine must not last more than 3 hours and can extend up to 4.5 hours.
The reason is because during that time the blood clot has not fully hardened. Thus making the use of medicine as efficient as possible. Or if it comes later than that In both cerebral ischemic and ruptured situations, doctors will provide palliative treatment by giving anticoagulant drugs Medicine to prevent blood clotting or normal saline (NSS) to prevent blood clots from forming or reduce blood flow.
If the patient still has a low level of consciousness or is still asleep all the time and has a medical device such as an ET tube, NG tube, physical treatment that can be done is stretching the muscles to prevent shortening of the muscles. Muscles and joint attachments and arrange sleeping positions or mucus drainage positions to prevent various complications in the body In the acute phase, if the patient receives treatment quickly and correctly, the patient will be able to recover faster. Observations from the patient such as being able to move their arms and legs better. Feeling more aware or able to respond and communicate more