Cerebral infarction rehabilitation treatment program

Rehabilitation therapy for cerebral infarction includes exercise therapy and occupational therapy. Exercise therapy refers to maintaining the range of joint motion, enhancing muscle strength and endurance, restoring walking ability, enhancing cardiopulmonary function, etc. According to the normal physiological and developmental process of nerves, induction or inhibition methods are used to make patients gradually learn how to complete daily activities in a normal way. Occupational therapy is to select and design some targeted operational activities from daily life, production labor, leisure games, and social communication activities, train patients to eat, personal hygiene, clothing, movement, bathing, etc., train patients to learn to arrange, and carry out household activities. After completing daily activity training, gradually enter creative skills training with certain difficulty, such as carpentry, textile, etc.