The rehabilitation guidelines for cerebral infarction state that the assessment of whether the patient has indications for rehabilitation should be conducted 24h after the onset of the disease, and if there are no clear contraindications, rehabilitation training can be started. The specific rehabilitation programs are mainly as follows: 1. Rehabilitation of consciousness disorders. The patient’s level of consciousness can be improved by electrical stimulation of nerve reflex areas and stimulation of taste, smell, and hearing. 2. Rehabilitation of cognitive dysfunction. Including memory, attention and executive training. 3. Rehabilitation of swallowing function. Low-frequency electrical stimulation, esophageal dilatation and acupuncture treatment can be used.4. Training of motor and sensory functions. Including good limb placement, sitting and lying balance training, etc. Patients should be encouraged to lie on the affected side more often, strengthen the training of turning in bed and the training of changing between lying and sitting positions. 5. Rehabilitation training of language function. This includes oral training, listening and comprehension training, and can be achieved with the help of speech therapy devices and augmentative communication systems. Through systematic rehabilitation training, most patients’ functions can be improved.