The recovery of cerebral infarction aphasia mainly includes speech function rehabilitation training, acupuncture treatment and medication for cerebral infarction death. If patients with cerebral infarction death aphasia is due to speech dysfunction caused by cerebral infarction death itself, including motor aphasia, sensory aphasia and mixed aphasia, mainly seen in left-sided brain lesions, the pharmacological treatment of the disease mainly includes ultra-early thrombolytic therapy. If the patient is not suitable for thrombolysis or if the time window for thrombolysis is exceeded, antiplatelet aggregation, neuroprotection, improvement of blood circulation, and mitochondrial protection are the main treatments. Anti-platelet aggregation drugs often include aspirin and clopidogrel. Neuroprotective drugs include edaravone, cytarabine and cerebroprotein hydrolysate, and drugs to improve blood circulation usually include sulforaphane, butalbital and chuangozanide.