What are the sequelae of mild cerebral infarction

Cerebral infarction mainly refers to the problem of ischemia and hypoxia caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain. If it lasts too long, it will cause brain necrosis. This disease is more common in people with high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. If it is a mild cerebral infarction, we need to pay more attention to it, because if the situation worsens, it will still endanger our health and cause other sequelae.

1. The sequelae of mild cerebral infarction include hemiplegia, which is also a very common sequelae of this disease. The main manifestation is numbness of half of the patient's limbs. Severe patients may also have symptoms such as oral and eye paralysis, dysphagia and ataxia. Once these symptoms appear, patients should receive timely treatment. Only in this way can patients have good therapeutic effects after treatment.

2. The sequelae of mild cerebral infarction include language disorders, which is also one of the common sequelae of this disease. It mainly occurs in patients whose cerebrovascular diseases occur on the left side. This is because the language center is located in the patient's left cerebral cortex. When cerebrovascular diseases occur on the left side, it will naturally cause the patient to have symptoms of difficulty speaking, which is what we call aphasia in daily life.

3. The sequelae of mild cerebral infarction include intellectual disability, which usually occurs when the patient's condition is more serious. When the patient's cerebral infarction is more serious, it will cause diffuse damage to the patient's brain. At this time, multiple infarctions will be directly caused on the basis of cerebral arteriosclerosis. This situation can leave intellectual and mental disorders, so this sequelae is also relatively common.

Diet for mild sequelae of cerebral infarction:

1. Eat less or no animal fat and animal offal, such as fatty meat, fatty intestines, and tripe, because these foods contain high cholesterol and saturated fatty acids, which can easily aggravate arteriosclerosis.

2. The diet should be light, avoid being too salty, and it is best not to eat pickles. Eating too much salt can easily cause high blood pressure.

3. Eat more foods rich in fiber, such as celery, whole grains, etc., to increase gastrointestinal motility and avoid dry stools. Patients with constipation should drink more water, which can promote defecation. The increase in urination is also beneficial in preventing urinary tract infections. Some patients, due to mobility problems, are afraid of urinating and do not drink water, which is very disadvantageous.