Sequelae of cerebral thrombosis refer to the situation where there are still limb or language impairments one year after a cerebral infarction. So, how should it be treated?
- Symptomatic treatment. For example, if the paralyzed limb is stiff or painful, some muscle relaxants and painkillers can be taken orally.
- Rehabilitation training can be carried out. For instance, limb rehabilitation can be done under the guidance of a rehabilitation therapist.
- Medications can be taken orally for secondary prevention, such as Bayer Aspirin and Atorvastatin Calcium.
