There are many ways to train memory after cerebral infarction, for example, you can use alarm clocks, laptops, and automated phones to remind. For patients with more severe memory loss, labels can be placed on cabinets and drawers at home to help patients pack items into a fixed location, and cell phones and computers can also be tried as reminders. Family members and comrades can also use frequent verbal prompts to tell patients what they need to remember. Patients can also remember their important information by reading it aloud, or by using text or table images to help with memory, or by using homemade cards, designed charts, or memos to increase memory. Note that the recovery of memory should be tailored to the individual, do not be detached from reality, too demanding, too eager, so as not to cause psychological pressure on the patient, family members should get along, to avoid the occurrence of emotional unhappiness, which affects the performance of the patient’s memory. Patients with severe muscle weakness who can walk should have a companion when they go out to avoid getting lost. For patients with a clear mind and improved memory, the companionship can be gradually reduced.