Thursday, June 26, 2008

Stroke patients recovered and the timing of exercise

度过危险期stroke patients, after the train entered the rehabilitation phase. At this time, patients mainly through a certain form of physical exercise and promote functional recovery of paralyzed limbs, paralysis of limbs to prevent the contracture, enhance physical health and prevent the occurrence of complications, and patients with a positive attitude towards the disease, improve the patient's spirit状态. Used mainly in the way massage, to help others by the passive movement of patients and their participation in the initiative campaign. Although the medical staff to promote rehabilitation exercises sooner the better, but patients and their families are often still in the early training hesitates to do so, especially cerebral hemorrhage patients, but also worried that early activity will cause bleeding. In fact, the rehabilitation exercises caused a very small chance of bleeding. Medical staff to sum up, cerebral hemorrhage patients rehabilitation exercises, as long as blood pressure stable, does not see action, not cause further bleeding, and started rehabilitation exercises to prevent the loss of too show the role of after-effects and complications. Some people believe that the rehabilitation of stroke patients in the six months after meaningless, and then exercise the patient's body functions will not be restored more, this kind of thinking is wrong. In many patients one year after the stroke, the body still functional improvement, but not to insist on working out, has resumed the functions tend to regress. Some have high blood pressure, coronary heart disease and other organ disease patients worried that exercise will cause fluctuations in blood pressure and heart attack. In fact, stroke rehabilitation exercise is a gradual, as long as avoid over exertion and excessive force, would not normally have these incidents. Therefore, we advocate stroke patients once a stable condition, we can conduct training and promote Bingti rehabilitation.

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