Stroke is also known as stroke and acute cerebrovascular disease. Most of them occur in middle-aged and elderly people, and their incidence, prevalence and mortality rate are high. About 10-14% of patients die in the acute stage, and the disability rate after successful rescue is 80%. Patients have different degrees of hemiplegia, aphasia, swallowing difficulties, cognitive impairment, and cannot take care of themselves in daily life, often accompanied by mental depression, anxiety and other psychological disorders. After stroke, correct rehabilitation measures can be taken in time to improve and restore the motor and speech functions of the limbs through exercise therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy, and improve the ability of daily living activities, and some people can resume work. However, due to various reasons, there are many misconceptions about stroke rehabilitation treatment, which seriously affect the rehabilitation effect of patients. So, what misconceptions should patients and their families avoid? 1. Patients can recover gradually with good rest and nutrition, and do not need rehabilitation treatment. 2.Look for the so-called “magic pill” and follow the advertisement blindly. After stroke, an important task is to strengthen the rehabilitation exercise, including physical function, speech function and self-care ability training. Only with hard training and perseverance can stroke patients recover and take care of themselves. It is not advisable to try to recover with a “magic pill”. 3. The rehabilitation treatment for stroke hemiplegia is acupuncture and massage. Acupuncture and massage do play an important role in the rehabilitation of stroke hemiplegia, making the rehabilitation more Chinese. However, acupuncture and massage cannot replace rehabilitation treatment. 4. The more care and support the family provides to the patient, the faster the patient’s recovery. In fact, it is not. Evidence has shown that in families with a large population, patients recover poorly in their daily living abilities, and conversely, in families with a smaller population, patients recover better in their daily living abilities. Because of the large number of family members and children competing to do their filial duty, patients are less aware of rehabilitation in daily living activities even though they also receive rehabilitation, and the recovery of motor function and self-care ability of hemiplegic limbs is poorer. In contrast, in a family with a small number of people, the patient can only do many things by himself/herself, and the awareness of self-care in life is quite strong, and the recovery of motor function and daily living activities of the hemiplegic limb is higher. Therefore, the family members of the patient should establish the awareness of rehabilitation and actively cooperate with the medical staff to provide rehabilitation treatment for the patient. 5. Rehabilitation of hemiplegia is to let the patient practice “walking” continuously. The process of rehabilitation is actually a systematic project that requires regular rehabilitation assessment to develop, implement, modify and improve the treatment plan. For a stroke patient, the first step is to distinguish between a soft palsy caused by hypertonia and a hard palsy caused by hypertonia. In soft palsy, rehabilitation is based on promoting muscle tone recovery, which can be combined with physical therapy such as electrical stimulation; in hard palsy, rehabilitation is based on relieving spasticity.