What should patients with atrial fibrillation pay attention to in their daily lives if they want to prevent cerebral infarction?

Introduction: With the continuous improvement of living standards, the incidence of cerebral infarction is also soaring year by year. And it is not limited to the elderly, most young people will also suffer from cerebral infarction. The occurrence of this disease not only causes the patient to suffer from the disease, but also brings a huge burden to the family. In fact, cerebral infarction is preventable and can be prevented correctly and effectively through lifestyle and dietary habits. By properly controlling risk factors, you can stay away from the torment caused by illness. The topic I want to share today is: What should patients with atrial fibrillation pay attention to in their daily lives if they want to prevent cerebral infarction?

1. What harm will cerebral infarction bring?

It will cause central paralysis. The main manifestations are continued increase in muscle tension, hyperactive tendon reflexes, and some pathological reactions, resulting in functional paralysis. It may also be peripheral paralysis, which may also be accompanied by muscle atrophy. Hemiplegia may occur, also known as hemiplegia, which is mainly movement disorders in the upper and lower limbs, face, tongue muscles and other parts. It is also a common sequelae of cerebral infarction. It will also cause patients to lose their language expression ability and their understanding ability.

2. In order to prevent cerebral infarction, what should we pay attention to in daily life?

Eat more light food, and pay attention to low-salt and low-fat diet. The daily salt intake should be less than 6 grams, and the cholesterol should be less than 300 mg. You can eat more vegetables, fruits, grains, drink some milk appropriately, and eat some fish. Lean meat can very well reduce the intake of saturated fatty acids. Appropriately increase exercise in daily life, such as brisk walking, jogging, and playing ball. You must not exercise strenuously or excessively to avoid fatigue, which may cause some cardiovascular diseases. You should quit smoking and drinking, maintain good living habits, and flexibly add or remove clothing according to changes in weather to avoid colds and coughs. Drink more water. Water can speed up metabolism and help the body detoxify. Maintain a good attitude and have regular physical examinations. Always keep track of your body's blood pressure, blood sugar, blood lipids, arteriosclerosis and other indicators to pay attention to your health.