Stroke is one of the major disabling diseases and the quality of survival of patients depends on the degree of functional recovery of the paralyzed limb. The earlier the rehabilitation is carried out, the better the functional recovery of the patient. Through the rehabilitation of a large number of stroke patients, an important conclusion has been increasingly drawn: the time of receiving rehabilitation is directly proportional to the rehabilitation effect. The following is a brief description of early exercise methods for reference: 1. Maintain the functional position of each joint to prevent joint deformity. Method: Patients take supine position, keep the paralyzed limb in functional position, i.e. shoulder abduction 50 degrees, internal rotation 50 degrees, flexion 50 degrees, put the whole upper limb on the padding, place the shoulder inward, upper limb elbow slightly bent, wrist and fingers lightly extended, hold the exercise ball or gauze roll, patient’s lower limb and knee joint slightly curved, put a small pillow under the knee, put a sandbag on the outside of the leg to prevent its abduction and external rotation, put the foot plate on the bottom of the foot to prevent foot prolapse and valgus. 2.Frequent turning, change the position to supine, side and half-lying position alternately for 2 hours. 3.Passive movement in bed, mainly to prevent muscle atrophy and deformation of the foot and knee joints, if the patient with cerebral infarction is not impaired in consciousness, then start the day after the onset. Method: Passive exercise amplitude from small to large, from the healthy side to the affected side, from large joints to small joints in a sequential manner. Pay attention to both the degree of activity in the direction of each joint and the intensity of the movement, and avoid roughness. Special attention should be paid to the small joints of the limbs such as elbow, finger and ankle activities, and more exercises should be done according to the regulations. 4.Massage. Gentle and rhythmic massage on the affected limb to relax. Massage the pectoralis major muscle to reduce its spasmodic contraction so as not to hinder the activities of the shoulder. 5.Systematic functional training. Including correct limb placement in bed during the acute stage, patting massage, neuromuscular therapy instrument treatment, passive joint mobility training, joint extrusion, etc., followed by left and right side turning, upper and lower limb control training, etc. After the condition stabilizes, take training such as sitting, rising, standing, walking, turning and running.