Walking leg pain after cerebral embolism

If cerebral embolism patients show sequelae, some patients can show hemi-limb movement disorder, hemi-limb paresthesia, patients will show paralysis side limb muscle strength decline, tendon hyperreflexia, muscle tension increased. Patients after activity may show leg pain discomfort. This is mainly higher than the patient muscle tension, because of cerebral infarction sequelae caused. If the patient shows pain in the limb after walking, we suggest that the patient may take oral painkillers to improve the symptoms, that the patient should strengthen the rehabilitation training of the limb so that the patient may show the risk of sequelae, and that the patient should also be treated for secondary prevention of cerebral infarction, which may reduce the risk of recurrence of cerebral embolism in the future.