How does cerebral infarction cause numbness in hands and feet

The paresthesia of limbs caused by cerebral infarction is often based on the theory of brain plasticity and carried out simultaneously with cognitive and motor functions. Its goal is to promote the recovery of the functions of the affected limbs through comprehensive measures, give full play to the functions of participation and coordination, adjust the psychological state, and achieve the goal of self-care and return to society, such as therapeutic stimulation including sensory impact, including powerful friction, beating, compression, vibration and ice stimulation, as well as traditional acupuncture treatment. It has good effect on the recovery of sensation. The training of sensory function includes shallow sensory training methods and functional electrical stimulation methods, as well as functional training of deep sensation and complex sensation, especially in accordance with sensation. Training often requires some training materials and various props. Generally, it needs to be trained in a professional hospital rehabilitation department.