What methods are used to treat the sequelae of stroke?

Scientific diet, active and passive rehabilitation exercises, and reliable drug therapy are effective approaches for treating post-stroke sequelae and reducing recurrence. These interventions can effectively manage underlying conditions such as stroke triggers, atherosclerotic plaque formation, and high blood viscosity; prevent the recurrence of atherosclerotic thrombosis; improve cerebral blood supply and oxygenation; create a favorable internal environment for brain tissue; restore the nervous system; and improve motor function, speech, and neurological signs controlled by the brain. This comprehensive approach fundamentally alleviates symptoms of stroke, such as impaired speech and limb dysfunction, and effectively prevents their recurrence.