How to Treat Brain Dysfunction?

Brain dysfunction requires targeted treatment for the underlying disease. Brain dysfunction is considered to be related to poor lifestyle habits, and it may also be caused by diseases such as insufficient blood supply to the brain, cerebral infarction, and cerebral hemorrhage. Targeted treatment measures need to be taken.

If there is excessive mental stress or long-term staying up late, it may cause certain damage to the function of the brain, leading to poor memory, inattention, and possibly causing dizziness and weakness. It is necessary to adjust poor lifestyle habits, avoid staying up late for a long time, and also release inner stress.

Insufficient blood supply to the brain is considered to be related to narrowing of the cerebral arteries, which can easily affect blood circulation. Common symptoms include dizziness, headache, and blackness before the eyes, and may also lead to impairment of brain function. Medications such as vinpocetine tablets, nimodipine tablets, and aspirin enteric-coated capsules can be prescribed to promote blood circulation. It is also necessary to rest more, ensure adequate sleep, and avoid staying up late for a long time.

Cerebral infarction is considered to be related to blood supply disorders in the brain, which can easily lead to ischemic and hypoxic necrosis of brain tissue, and may also cause abnormal brain function, even leading to hemiplegia and aphasia. Patients can reasonably use medications such as urokinase for injection, recombinant streptokinase for injection, and alteplase for injection under the guidance of doctors to accelerate blood circulation. If necessary, vascular stenting can also be used for treatment.

Cerebral hemorrhage is considered to be related to unstable blood pressure levels, and may also be caused by external damage to brain tissue, which can easily lead to increased intracranial pressure, as well as symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Patients can reasonably use medications such as mannitol injection, glycerol fructose disodium phosphate injection, and furosemide tablets under the guidance of doctors to reduce intracranial pressure. Surgical hematoma removal can also be used to reduce the damage to local nerves.

In addition, brain dysfunction may also be caused by Alzheimer's disease and other reasons. It can be improved through cognitive behavioral training, and medications such as donepezil hydrochloride tablets, memantine hydrochloride tablets, and amantadine hydrochloride tablets can also be prescribed by doctors to inhibit the transmission of neurotransmitters. It is necessary to always pay attention to changes in the body. If there are obvious symptoms of discomfort, it is necessary to receive standardized treatment as soon as possible.