From the recent “2014 China Stroke Conference and the Fourth National Forum on Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Diseases” was informed that the incidence of stroke in China is increasing at an annual rate of 8.7%, and is the first cause of death in China. When it comes to disability after cerebrovascular disease, many people will habitually think of “unsuccessful surgery or untimely treatment”. Experts remind that even if the surgery is successful, but ignore the scientific rehabilitation timing and symptomatic rehabilitation training methods, but also affect the healing effect, once the danger period is over, you can do rehabilitation training. Experts said: “Soon after the stroke, some lost functions will begin to recover, and often in the first few weeks recovery reaches the fastest speed. In the case of ischemic stroke, simple rehabilitation can be done after 48 hours as long as the patient is alert and his vital signs are stable, while it is generally advisable for patients with cerebral hemorrhage to do so after 10-14 days.” Many patients and their families believe that rehabilitation can be carried out only two to three years after the onset of the disease, resulting in patients delaying the best rehabilitation period and missing the best recovery period for limb function. In fact, after patients with cerebrovascular disease have passed the danger period, they enter the rehabilitation exercise stage. At this time, patients mainly carry out certain ways of exercise to promote the functional recovery of paralyzed limbs, prevent contractures of paralyzed limbs, prevent complications, and facilitate patients to treat the disease with a positive attitude and improve their mental state. Don’t give up training if you miss the golden period of rehabilitation. Although doctors advocate rehabilitation exercises as early as possible, patients and family members are often still apprehensive about early exercises, especially patients with cerebral hemorrhage, who are worried that early activities may cause rebleeding. In fact, the chance of rebleeding caused by rehabilitation exercises is very small. According to clinical experience, rehabilitation exercises for patients with cerebral hemorrhage will not cause rebleeding as long as the blood pressure is stable and the movements are gentle; some people think that rehabilitation for patients with cerebrovascular disease is meaningless after half a year, and even through exercise patients’ body functions will not recover more. When patients receive certain effect through rehabilitation exercise, if they do not insist on exercising, the function that has been recovered will often regress. Some patients with other organ pathologies such as hypertension and coronary artery disease worry that long-term exercise will cause blood pressure fluctuations and heart attacks. In fact, rehabilitation exercises for cerebrovascular disease are gradual, and as long as overexertion and excessive force are avoided, this generally does not happen. Rehabilitation is a continuous process, and rehabilitation can reduce osteoporosis, muscle atrophy, decreased joint mobility and pulmonary infections caused by bed rest and reduced activity of cerebrovascular disease patients, and lay a good foundation for the next step of rehabilitation training. The essence of rehabilitation is the process of “learning, exercising, exercising again, learning again”, which is to mobilize the reorganization and regeneration of the remaining brain tissues, it can help patients maintain and regain some lost functions, correct incorrect posture and movement, reduce the rate of disability, in order to live a better quality of life, and even re-enter the workplace, so only long-term persistence is necessary to achieve the best rehabilitation results.