Frequent temper tantrums in cerebral infarction are related to the infarct site and post-stroke depression and anxiety, which is not a normal phenomenon.
1. Site of infarction: Usually, patients with cerebral infarction often suffer from aphasia, dizziness, hemiparesis, hemiplegia, dysarthria, dysarthria, etc. Some parts of infarction, such as temporal lobe, limbic lobe, frontal lobe and other parts of cerebral infarction, can affect the patient’s mood and symptoms of temper tantrums appear.
2. Post-stroke depression and anxiety: After cerebral infarction, patients suffer from disability, economic pressure, decreased quality of life, reduced social activities, etc., they are more likely to have depression and anxiety, which will lead to temper tantrums.
It is suggested that patients with cerebral infarction should actively cooperate with doctors for treatment, and their family members should give more care and encouragement to patients, which is helpful for the improvement of the disease.