Hemiplegia can be walked appropriately, but it is not recommended to walk more. Hemiplegia is mostly caused by cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction. Hemiplegia will lead to loss of muscle strength of the affected limb, muscle atrophy, and bone and joint stiffness, so it is necessary to walk appropriately in order to avoid the above situation. Some patients will be anxious after hemiplegia, eager to restore the function of the affected limb as soon as possible, and will often walk for a long time in the hope of recovering faster, but too much walking will often cause damage to the patient’s bones and joints as well as muscles and tendons. When a stroke causes hemiplegia sequelae, you need to go to a regular rehabilitation hospital, under the guidance of the rehabilitation doctor for drugs, acupuncture, hyperbaric oxygen and the correct limb function exercise, and according to the doctor’s requirements of the standardized, moderate walking.