How do I recover from the acute phase of limb paralysis after a stroke?

After stroke, the earlier the rehabilitation, the better. Patients with cerebral ischemia can be rehabilitated after 48 hours as long as they are clear, their vital signs are stable, and their condition is no longer developing. Most cerebral hemorrhage rehabilitation can be started 10 to 14 days after the disease. Early correct limb placement and passive activities combined with biofeedback physiotherapy techniques can help reduce bed rest complications, help patients build up self-confidence and a sense of concern and support, and reduce the incidence of post-stroke depression. What are the specific measures for rehabilitation? The right start is the basis of good rehabilitation. Sometimes it is necessary to master some basic general knowledge of rehabilitation when family members are too eager for rehabilitation or cannot go to the professional rehabilitation department for rehabilitation training in time for various reasons. 1, the correct lying position: the affected side, the healthy side, supine position (transitional, time should not be too long) 2, bed sitting position: first of all, to keep the patient’s trunk upright, for this purpose, you can use a large pillow pad behind the body, hip flexion 90 °, both upper limbs placed on a mobile small table to prevent the trunk back, elbow and forearm under the pillow to prevent the elbow pressure. 3, maintain joint mobility training: should be started early, the acute phase can be implemented in the ward. Generally do it twice a day for 10-20 minutes each time. Do exercises for each joint and each direction 2 to 3 times. 4, the correct chair and wheelchair sitting: compared with the bed, sitting is conducive to the extension of the trunk, which can achieve the role of promoting the improvement of the whole body and mental state. Therefore, as soon as physical conditions allow, you should leave the bed and take a sitting position. However, the sitting position can only serve the purpose of treatment and training if the correct sitting posture is maintained. The therapist should always observe the sitting posture of the patient, find the bad sitting posture and correct it in time. 5.Transfer movement training: It can be divided into bed transfer (lateral movement and turning in supine position), bed sitting, transfer from bed to wheelchair, standing up, etc. 6, the upper limb motor sensory function training: often use the wooden nail plate, such as the wooden nail plate on the wooden nail slightly modified, such as the outside of the nail with a variety of materials, such as sandpaper, cotton, woolen fabric, rubber skin, tin, etc., in the patient grasp the wooden nail, through a variety of materials on the sensory stimulation of the patient’s limb endings, improve the perceptual ability of its central nerve, you can make the motor function and sensory function training at the same time. 7, the affected upper limb weight training: is one of the training methods to improve the motor function of the upper limb. This exercise is not only beneficial to motor function, but also has a significant improvement on sensory function. 8.Lower limb function training: The main purpose of lower limb function training during the recovery period is to improve gait. Specific training methods include: selective dorsiflexion and plantarflexion of the ankle joint, walking-like movement of both lower limbs, forward movement of the affected lower limb from a standing position, weight-bearing and balancing ability of the affected lower limb, stepping to the rear, pelvic and scapular belt rotation.