Cerebral infarction rehabilitation treatment: cerebral infarction still has physical and speech impairment one year after the onset of cerebral infarction is a sequelae, 30% of cerebral infarction patients will be left with different degrees of sequelae, and 30%-40% of cerebral infarction patients in China face recurrence. The reason why cerebral infarction patients have sequelae such as hemiplegia and speech disorders is due to blood lesions such as high blood viscosity, high blood lipids, high blood pressure and platelet aggregation inside the brain tissue, and vascular lesions such as atherosclerotic plaque formation or lumen narrowing, as a result of the joint action of these two lesions. If it affects the motor central nervous system, which is controlled by the brain nerves, hemiplegia and other corresponding sequelae will occur. (In terms of the division of labor in the human brain hemispheres, the right hemisphere manages the left limb movement through the motor center, and the left hemisphere, through the motor nerves, manages the right limb movement. (A lesion on either side can lead to hemiplegia on the opposite side). If the central nerve of speech controlled by the cerebral nerve is affected, it will lead to corresponding neurological signs and symptoms such as speech impairment or even aphasia. To effectively improve the occurrence of cerebral infarction hemiplegia, unfavorable language and other sequelae and reduce the threat of disease recurrence, patients should be treated with reliable medication, i.e., through blood and vascular lesions at the same time, to improve damaged brain cells, protect undamaged brain cells, create a good intracerebral environment, prevent the re-formation of blood clots and atherosclerotic plaques again, while reasonable dietary regulation and active and passive training for functional rehabilitation. The treatment means of blocking blood vessels should be the key to the recovery of patients with the sequelae of cerebral infarction. I. Active activities: Try to let the patient do active exercises, and the contraction of muscles provides a good pump to reduce edema. Patients can be allowed to do some activities in the uplifted position of the affected limbs, such as finger grasping activities, grasping sticks, wringing towels, etc. Bed training: to stand and walk to lay the foundation, such as: turn over, sit up, sit balance training, hip, knee, shoulder, ankle and other joint anti-spasm training and double or single leg bridge training, then sit-stand position to stand three-level balance training, focusing on the training of the center of gravity to the affected side shift. The patient should maintain good posture of the hemiplegic limb for the rest of the time except for the rehabilitation training. When lying in the horizontal position and the affected side, the elbow joint should be extended and the wrist joint dorsiflexed; when lying on the healthy side, the shoulder joint should be flexed about 90°, the elbow joint should be extended and the hand should hold a towel roll to keep the wrist joint dorsiflexed. Good posture can improve the venous return and reduce the swelling of the hand. Chinese medicine treatment Chinese medicine treatment for stroke disease, Chinese medical experts have accumulated a wealth of experience over the generations, with very certain efficacy. It includes oral administration of Chinese herbal soup, external application to the joints, and acupuncture treatment and so on. It has the effect of regulating qi, activating blood circulation, relieving paralysis and pain, and awakening the brain and opening the orifices.