Patients after cerebral hemorrhage need to resume speech gradually through speech rehabilitation training.
Language rehabilitation training includes training in mouth shape, pitch and phonological changes, and it can also provide gradual training and stimulation to patients through simple conversations, naming objects, listening to sing-song music and reading newspapers.
It is recommended that patients should practice 3 times a day for no less than 30 min each time, from simple to difficult, every day, so that patients can resume speaking as soon as possible and improve their language expression ability.
Speech function, verbal communication ability and aphasia can be significantly improved in patients who start speech rehabilitation training as early as possible, therefore, speech rehabilitation training must start as early as possible for patients after cerebral hemorrhage and be carried out correctly under the guidance of doctors.