The recovery period of hemiplegia of cerebral infarction refers to the onset time within one year, and when it is longer than one year, it is generally called the sequelae period, and there is no special treatment method. The shorter the time from the onset of the disease, the better the recovery effect, and the longer the time from the onset of the disease, the slower the recovery. Therefore, timely treatment must be given in the acute phase after cerebral infarction occurs, including antiplatelet aggregation, neuroprotection, improvement of blood circulation, protection of mitochondria, thrombolytic therapy if there is an indication for thrombolysis, as well as symptomatic supportive treatment and control of underlying diseases. When patients have hypertension, diabetes and hyperlipidemia, they should be actively regulated so that lipids, blood glucose and blood pressure can reach the standard, and acupuncture rehabilitation and physical therapy should be given as early as possible after the condition is stabilized to prevent the occurrence of sequelae.