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Huang Lei
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
About me
Master's graduate, neurology attending physician, deputy director of rehabilitation department, graduate of Xiangya School of Medicine, Central South University. Has studied neurological rehabilitation at the Chinese Rehabilitation Research Center. With over ten years of experience in the field of rehabilitation, possessing rich clinical experience.
Proficient in diseases
Specializes in rehabilitation treatment for patients with cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, swallowing disorders, language disorders, and physical functional impairments. Has extensive clinical experience in managing coma and tracheostomy status caused by strokes, head injuries, hypoxic brain injury, and other conditions.
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How to rehabilitate through exercise after brainstem hemorrhage
Regarding the specific measures for rehabilitation exercises for brainstem hemorrhage, it is necessary to analyze specific problems based on the different conditions of the patients. Based on our past experience, several common symptoms of brainstem hemorrhage can be addressed with corresponding rehabilitation measures. The first one is swallowing disorder, which is very common in patients with brainstem hemorrhage. We can provide patients with electrical stimulation and ice stimulation, and teach them morning exercises such as cheek puffing, tongue stretching, and dry swallowing practices. The second common issue is articulation disorder, for which we can teach patients some speech training. Usually, we can prepare patients with rhythm, cadence, and deep breathing exercises for speech training. The third is the dysfunction of limb mobility. For specific activities, we need to conduct training, including some balance function training.