Can slight cerebral thrombosis be cured?

A mild cerebral thrombosis can be cured? This depends mainly on the location of the cerebral thrombosis causing the blockage of blood vessels. If the cerebral thrombosis causes the cerebral infarction, it is located in the non-functional part of the brain, and the patient gradually returns to normal as the infarction edema subsides. If the cerebral thrombosis is located in the functional area of the brain, such as the basal ganglia, or in the motor area or in the brain stem, it often causes obvious dysfunction. Some patients after active treatment, collateral circulation formation, the patient's function gradually returned to normal, can be cured. But there are also patients collateral circulation formation is not sufficient, the patient still has functional disorders.