Rehabilitation treatment and training for patients with cerebrovascular disease should be started as early as possible. It is generally believed that 1 week after the onset of cerebral thrombosis, 2 days after the onset of cerebral hemorrhage for patients with clear consciousness, and 3 weeks after the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, i.e., after the acute period, the recovery training of motor function can be promoted when the consciousness is clear and the condition is stable, and early rehabilitation training can not only promote the recovery of motor function and shorten the recovery period, but also avoid Early rehabilitation can not only promote the recovery of motor function and shorten the recovery period, but also avoid the occurrence of some complications. In short, the sooner the rehabilitation treatment starts, the better. Therefore, if the condition is stable, the early start of rehabilitation treatment can reduce the scope of local damage and achieve more satisfactory results. The so-called good limb position is an anti-spastic position, the purpose of which is to prevent or alleviate the spasticity pattern that is likely to occur in the future: 1. When taking the supine position, rest the head on the pillow, do not over-extend, overflex and lateral flexion. The affected shoulder is padded to prevent shoulder retraction, the affected upper limb is extended slightly abducted, the forearm is rotated back, and the thumb points outward. The affected hip is padded to prevent posterior retraction, and the affected leg is padded with a pillow on the outside of the femur to prevent external rotation of the thigh. 2.When taking the healthy side lying position, the head is supported by pillows to prevent backward twisting; the trunk is roughly vertical, the scapular belt on the affected side is fully extended forward, the shoulder is flexed 90°~130°, the elbow and wrist are extended, the upper limb is placed on the pillow in front; the affected hip and knee are flexed as if stepping out on the pillow in front of the body, the foot is not suspended. 3.When taking the lateral position of the affected side, the head is comfortably supported by a pillow, the trunk is slightly backward, the rear pillow is padded to avoid the affected shoulder being directly pressed under the body, the scapular band of the affected side is fully extended forward, the shoulder is flexed 90°~130°, the affected elbow is extended, the forearm is rotated back, and the hand is naturally in dorsiflexion position. The affected hip is extended and the knee is mildly flexed. The upper extremity of the healthy limb is placed on the body or slightly behind, and the healthy leg is flexed on the pillow in front. Note that no support is placed on the bottom of the foot and the hand does not hold any object.