The partial body sensory disorder is usually caused by cerebrovascular diseases, mainly seen in cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, etc. Therefore, its treatment is mainly to improve the nutrition of nerves, cerebral circulation, or surgical treatment and so on. 1. Nutritional nerves: For cerebrovascular diseases such as cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction, neurological nutritional supportive therapy is generally needed, and commonly used medicines are vitamins, methylcobalamin and other nutritive nerves medicines, meanwhile, active treatment of the original disease is also needed. 2. Improvement of cerebral circulation: Cerebral infarction should be treated with antiplatelet aggregation, neurotrophic and improvement of blood circulation at the same time. Commonly used drugs for antiplatelet aggregation are aspirin and clopidogrel, and commonly used drugs for neuroprotection are edaravone and olanzapine. Commonly used drugs for improving blood circulation are Shu Xuning, Shuxuetong and traditional Chinese medicines such as Panax ginseng and safflower. 3. Surgery: Patients with cerebral hemorrhage should adopt surgery or conservative treatment according to the specific situation. Conservative treatment includes neurotrophic and cranial pressure lowering treatments, and active control of complications. Overall, patients with hemiplegia should go to the hospital in time and should not be treated blindly to avoid adverse effects.