Rehabilitation medicine is a new discipline developed after the Spanish scholar Brunnstren revealed the nature of central palsy in the 1960s. The movement pattern is not a simple 6-level muscle strength, but a tortuous process of relaxation → spasticity → joint reaction → abnormal movement → dissociated movement → finally reaching a normal state of movement. The essence of rehabilitation is “learning, exercising, relearning, reexercising” to reorganize and rebuild brain function, aiming to establish the patient’s active movement. In addition, stroke is characterized by the coexistence of disorders and diseases, so rehabilitation should go hand in hand with treatment and comprehensive monitoring and treatment of common diseases such as hypertension, diabetes and heart disease. During the acute period of 2 weeks, in order to avoid the occurrence of disuse syndrome, to promote the recovery of limb motor function, to effectively mobilize brain residual cell function, and then to reorganize and reconstruct brain function, to reduce disability, to improve the quality of life, and to reduce hospitalization days, and to greatly reduce the burden on society and families, early rehabilitation: 1. 2. Maintain a good limb position to prevent spasticity. The affected shoulder and the affected upper limb should be padded with a small soft pillow so that the shoulder can be lifted and extended. The upper limb should leave the trunk in the abducted and externally rotated position, with the elbow straightened, the wrist dorsiflexed, the palm up and the fingers separated. The lower extremity should be padded with a soft pillow at the hip, the thighs should be clenched and internally rotated, the whole lower extremity should be pressed with a pillow to maintain it in the positive or internally rotated position, the knee joint should be padded with a soft pillow and slightly flexed, and the ankle joint should be 90° without sagging or inversion. 3. Carry out joint activities as early as possible, starting with the large joints twice a day, with 5 to 7 movements each time, with gentle movements, and after the patient is awake, let him/her drive the affected limb with the healthy limb for passive movements. 4.Early sitting and sitting balance training 5.Bed movement training, along with sitting training, turning, moving, bridging and trunk activities can be carried out. For example, when turning over, the patient bends the elbow and holds the sick hand with the healthy hand, inserts the healthy leg under the sick leg, and when the trunk rotates, the sick leg can be turned to the healthy side by lifting with the healthy leg. Continuously improve the ability of daily living, and then return to society