Sudden cerebral infarction risk period

Clinically, the risk period of sudden cerebral infarction usually refers to the acute stage of the patient's condition. It is generally believed that within fourteen days after the occurrence of cerebral infarction, it is regarded as the acute stage of cerebral infarction, that is to say, the risk period of sudden cerebral infarction is generally within fourteen days of onset, during which it can be regarded as the risk period. If at risk for cerebral infarction, it is recommended that the patient remain hospitalized, receive regular aspirin, antiplatelet aggregation therapy, oral statins, and plaque stabilization therapy under the guidance of a neurologist, and actively treat complications if they present.