Hemiplegia is mainly caused by cerebral lesions, and is commonly seen in central system diseases such as cerebral thrombosis, cerebral hemorrhage, traumatic brain injury, and brain tumors. With the advancement of medical science and technology and the increasing success rate of cerebrovascular disease, many patients with life-threatening conditions have received timely treatment and saved their lives, but they are often accompanied by various kinds of dysfunctions, which not only bring pain to the patients themselves, but also bring economic and spiritual pressure on their families. Therefore, to reduce the disability rate and improve the quality of life of patients is a responsibility incumbent upon rehabilitation medicine practitioners. Diseases often cause dysfunction of the organism, but the clinical cure of the disease is not accompanied by functional recovery of the organism. If clinical medicine to solve the problem is mainly disease, rehabilitation medicine to solve the problem is mainly dysfunction. What is rehabilitation? Rehabilitation refers to the elimination or alleviation of physical or mental activity disorders caused by disease or disability, and the fullest possible coordination of residual functions to achieve psychological and functional re-socialization. The branch of medicine that aims to promote rehabilitation is called rehabilitation medicine. For rehabilitation of cerebrovascular diseases, the main goal is to restore their autonomy and ability to take care of themselves. As most patients lack knowledge of rehabilitation, they do not carry out rehabilitation or do not carry out correct rehabilitation treatment, so we can often see the affected side of the upper limb “basket”, the lower limb “circle” people; some family members are eager to achieve results, and incorrectly excessive passive activities, resulting in patients’ joints swelling. Passive activities, resulting in joint swelling, dislocation, ligament rupture, joint cavity hemorrhage and other injuries; some medical personnel do not understand the hemiplegic patient’s movement pattern changes, in the period of myoclonus to give incorrect acupuncture, massage and other treatments, the result affects the muscle muscle tension of the normal conversion process, aggravated myoclonus, creating obstacles to the recovery of function. Practice has shown that the recovery phase of cerebrovascular diseases is divided into three different times: the soft paralysis phase, the spasticity phase, and the recovery phase. The treatment techniques for each phase are also different. The treatment of the soft paralysis stage includes: 1, postural therapy; 2, input sensory stimulation; 3, use of symmetrical and asymmetrical cervicolumbar reflexes to induce dystonia production; 4, use of joint response and co-movement to induce dystonia production; 5, pulling and squeezing the joints; 6, early deep respiratory training; and 7, active postural transfer. The purpose of treatment in the spastic phase is to inhibit the spastic pattern and promote the production of dissociated movements. The treatment includes: 1, early standing; 2, control training; 3, sitting balance and trunk movement training; 4, weight-bearing – gait training; 5, the application of neuromuscular ontogenetic promotion method to promote the production of separate movement and normal movement patterns; 6, hand function operation training. Recovery phase treatment is mainly to train patients to achieve casual and coordinated normal activities. Of course, according to the different conditions of patients, speech training, psychological training, intellectual training and other treatments can also be carried out. According to China’s national conditions, the current recovery process of rehabilitation patients is divided into three stages. 1, general hospital treatment period, that is, the acute stage. Early rehabilitation treatment should be started 72 hours after the disease. 2.Rehabilitation hospitals or rehabilitation specialty wards in general hospitals. The condition can be stabilized 28 days after the disease is transferred to, for systematic rehabilitation treatment. 3.Community rehabilitation period, i.e. lasting and scientific exercise after returning to family and society. The earlier the rehabilitation treatment starts, the better. After regular rehabilitation treatment, hemiplegic patients can take care of themselves or most of them in 80G, their disability rate is significantly reduced, and quite a number of them can resume work.