What medicine does cerebral infarction take

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Nowadays, the technical level of treating cerebral infarction has improved a lot. What is the best medicine for treating cerebral infarction, and whether the good medicine for cerebral infarction is western medicine or traditional Chinese medicine, many people are very confused. Cerebral infarction, a chronic disease, has developed from a rare disease in that year to a common disease today. It is like a cold wind blowing down our faces. It has become a problem that every family has to face. It is more important to treat cerebral infarction for a long time Once the drug effect is not ideal, patients are likely to miss the best treatment period and delay the best treatment opportunity. At the end of the day there was only a sigh. Now let me share with you what medicine to take for cerebral infarction.

What medicine does cerebral infarction take

Drug 1: thrombolytic therapy: within 3-6 hours after onset. Thrombolysis can be given intravenously or by artery. Arterial thrombolysis is not widely used in clinic. Commonly used drugs are urokinase, plasminogen activator (t-PA). The main risk and side effect of thrombolytic therapy is intracranial hemorrhage, and the chance of cardiogenic embolism cerebral hemorrhage is higher.

Drug 2: anticoagulant therapy: commonly used drugs include heparin and low molecular weight heparin, which must be tested for coagulation. The main side effect is bleeding, and LMWH is safer than unfractionated heparin.

Drug 3: dehydrating agent: for some large-area infarction, dehydrating therapy should be applied in time, such as 20% mannitol 250ml intravenous drip, 2-4 times a day. It is forbidden for those with arrhythmia or cardiac insufficiency. In addition, 10% glycerin 500ml can be used for intravenous drip, once a day. The effect of the drug is slow, but it lasts for a long time and has no rebound effect.

matters needing attention

It should also be emphasized that eating vegetables alone does not play a substantial role. Smoking cessation, moderate drinking, and good control of blood pressure, blood lipids, and blood glucose should be emphasized. The latter suggests to go to the Department of cardiology or neurology of the regular hospital, and let the doctor decide the medication according to the time and condition. Don't expect a simple, once and for all approach. Treat your body well and your body will treat you well.