How to treat hemiplegia caused by cerebral congestion

Hemiplegia caused by cerebral congestion requires timely removal of congestion, release of compression, reduction of brain tissue necrosis, rehabilitation exercise and other measures. When cerebral congestion causes hemiplegia, correct treatment measures should be taken according to the amount of congestion and timely release of compression. Conservative treatment can be given to patients with less bleeding, such as blood pressure control, dehydration to reduce intracranial pressure, reduction of brain edema, neurotrophic drugs, etc. If the amount of bleeding is large, it is necessary to take a catheter puncture to drain hematoma or craniotomy as soon as possible to clear the drainage of cerebral congestion as soon as possible to reduce the damage of bleeding to the surrounding brain tissue function. In the period of clearing congestion or a small amount of congestion absorption, when the condition is relatively stable, timely acupuncture, physical therapy, and comprehensive rehabilitation function exercise to promote the recovery of nerve function, in order to minimize the possibility of hemiplegia sequelae caused by cerebral congestion.