Can cerebral infarction block foot drop to practice to stand

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My grandmother's health has been bad, some time ago check out cerebral infarction and foot drop. The doctor said that this disease must be well recuperated, otherwise it will make the disease become serious, listen to others say that you can practice standing. Now I'm going to tell you that cerebral infarction can practice standing.

Can cerebral infarction block foot drop to practice to stand

First, foot drop is one of the signs of bone surgery. If the foot is in the plantar flexion position and can't actively bend back, varus or varus, it is called foot ptosis. It can be seen in sciatic nerve paralysis and common peroneal nerve paralysis. There are many ways to treat this symptom, but the particularity of cerebral infarction should also be considered.

Second, in patients with foot drop, the nerve roots (common peroneal nerve, crural nerve, sciatic nerve, lumbosacral nerve root, and cerebral nerve) may be severely compressed for a long time. When the surface pressure of nerve roots exceeds 50 mmHg for 2 minutes, nerve dysfunction can be caused. When the surface pressure of nerve roots exceeds 100 mmHg, peripheral nerve injury, spinal cord motor nerve injury, muscular dystrophy, and joint flexion deformity can be caused, And then increased the stiffness and the muscle structure around the joint, and changed biomechanically.

Third: the common methods for the treatment of foot drop include foot warm therapy, rehabilitation exercise, acupuncture and massage, wearing brace, anterior tibialis and extensor digitorum longus tendon suspension, posterior tibialis tendon transfer for foot drop, gastrocnemius internal and external head forward, reconstruction of toe extension function, surgical resection, electrical stimulation, etc. And the patient can't stand for a long time.

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Through the above brief introduction, we have learned that cerebral infarction foot drop is a more serious disease. Patients must actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment, usually to increase some rehabilitation training, and also to control their diet. Develop good living and eating habits.