Post-stroke rehabilitation mainly includes exercise therapy, occupational therapy, and physical factor therapy. Stroke is stroke, and common types include cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage. Problems such as hemiparesis, stiff and spastic limbs, speech and swallowing difficulties, and cognitive decline often occur after stroke. Rehabilitation training needs to be selected according to the functional disorders exhibited by the patient. (1) Exercise therapy: It mainly includes turning over, sitting up, sitting-standing training, muscle strength training, walking training, balance and coordination training, etc. It mainly promotes the motor function of paralyzed limbs. (2) Occupational therapy: some occupational therapy activities, such as eating, dressing, paper-cutting, drawing, etc., can be used to promote the improvement of patients’ daily life ability and fine motor skills. (3) Physical factor therapy: physical factors such as wax therapy, infrared rays, neuromuscular electrical stimulation can reduce limb spasm, increase muscle strength and promote limb blood circulation. (4) Auxiliary orthotic treatment: If there are abnormal postures such as foot drop, finger flexion spasm, etc., foot and ankle orthotics, finger splitting boards, etc. can be used to correct them. (5) Other treatments: treatments including speech training, cognitive training, psychotherapy and other treatments can also improve the related symptoms of stroke patients. Rehabilitation training for stroke should be carried out under the guidance of doctors to avoid secondary injury.