Cerebral infarction precursor

Many cerebral infarction patients are sudden onset, no precursor. only a portion of patients with cerebral infarction before, there will be a small stroke precursor, also known as transient ischemic attack in Western medicine. Patients will suddenly show a short period of unclear articulation, tongue skew, or paroxysmal numbness of a limb weakness, and then the symptoms can be completely relieved. However, if such patients do not undergo treatment, 1/3 of the patients will develop cerebral infarction, or these patients are prone to cerebral infarction in the future. Therefore, when they show a small stroke, they need to go to the hospital in time for intervention treatment, and improve the screening of risk factors, find out the cause and symptomatic treatment. And need to take medicine well according to the doctor's advice, do a good job of cerebral thrombosis recurrence prevention.