If you wake up in the morning and your mouth and tongue are numb, you may have a cerebrovascular attack. Generally, blood flow slows down at night, so you are prone to ischemic stroke in the morning, which means cerebral infarction or cerebral thrombosis. If the numbness of the mouth and tongue is caused by cerebrovascular, it can be accompanied by other symptoms of neurological deficits, such as numbness and weakness of the limbs, clumsy speech or aphasia. For the treatment of ischemic cerebrovascular disease, dual antiplatelet aggregation, fibrin-lowering or anticoagulation therapy can be given in the acute stage, together with drugs that activate blood circulation and improve circulation, such as ginkgo biloba preparations or thrombopoietin, and drugs that scavenge oxygen free radicals and brain protection, such as edaravone, can be applied. After the acute phase, if the patient has left sequelae, rehabilitation treatment can be carried out.