Stroke, medically known as a stroke. How long it takes for a stroke patient to recover from weakness of arms and legs depends on the specific situation of the individual. Some patients can regain their functions after 14 days to 1 month of treatment and rehabilitation, while some patients may need several months or even years, and some patients may have after-effects. 1. Scope of stroke: If the scope of stroke damage is relatively small, most patients can recover their function relatively quickly after regular and timely treatment, usually half a month to a month can be basically back to normal. However, for patients with large stroke size, in addition to acute treatment, rehabilitation is also needed to improve the symptoms of limb weakness. Rehabilitation usually takes 3 months to a year. 2. Stroke site: If the stroke occurs in the medulla oblongata, pontine bridges, basal ganglia and other areas where nerve fibers travel densely, it may cause relatively serious functional impairment. Medication and rehabilitation therapy under the guidance of a doctor are needed to restore the deficient nerve function. 3. Treatment: It is recommended that stroke patients go to regular hospitals for treatment as soon as possible. The drugs used mainly include anti-platelet aggregation (such as aspirin, clopidogrel, etc.), lipid-lowering and plaque stabilizing (atorvastatin, ezetimibe, etc.), improving circulation (butylphthalide, thrombotonin, etc.), and also should pay attention to the control of risk factors such as lowering blood pressure and lowering sugar. Rehabilitation training should be carried out as soon as possible after the condition is stabilized. How long it takes to recover from a stroke with weakness in the hands and feet needs to be judged according to the individual’s situation, and it is recommended that the patient seek medical attention as soon as possible and be treated under the guidance of a physician.