It is a very painful thing to have a cerebral infarction. There are many reasons why patients do not want to exercise. The common reasons are: 1, pessimism and disappointment after illness, and hopeless recovery. 2. I don't know how much exercise is good for my illness, or I don't insist on knowing that it is good (because this disease can't be cured by short-term exercise, and exercise needs to endure pain). Exercise needs the help of others and can't be done by yourself. Patients don't want to bother others, so they put it off again and again. Family members do everything instead of patients, so that patients have no desire to exercise (people, especially patients, are lazy). 5. Family members are tired of serving patients for a long time, which makes patients have no confidence in recovery. 6. The patient is delirious, or delirious when awake. Therefore, family members need to communicate with patients in various ways, find out what the reason is, and then give help. If it really doesn't work, you can consult a psychologist (you need my consent, otherwise the effect is not good). It is not a simple matter for patients to move from exercise to rehabilitation, which requires the joint efforts of themselves and their families. In a sense, the family's psychological support for patients makes patients feel that they are not a burden at home, but also a useful person, which is more important than anything else.
Generally speaking, the exercise of cerebral infarction should be started as soon as possible, even during the hospitalization period when the patient just got sick (as long as the doctor allows). Due to the damage of nervous system, it is difficult for patients to recover completely by drug treatment alone, and early exercise is needed to recover. Therefore, let patients know the importance of exercise.
Sex, in normal life, as long as the patient can do it, or although he can't do it completely, he must do it himself, and his family should not do it all. Actually, it's a good exercise. Family members only need to pay attention to the safety of patients. Moreover, we should pay attention to the feasibility of exercise, work out an exercise plan with patients, and gradually increase the difficulty, so that patients can be willing and insist on exercise.