My mother was hospitalized for cerebral infarction last month. Now that she has been discharged from the hospital, she feels very heavy. She is worried about the recurrence every day. How should I do

My mother was hospitalized for cerebral infarction last month. Now that she has been discharged from the hospital, she feels very heavy. She is worried about the recurrence every day. How should I do her job?

First of all, I think you are a very filial child who is very aware of your mother's emotions and seeks answers here.

After my mother passed away, I often regretted the fact that I wanted to raise my son but my mother was not around. Here are some ideas for you.

First of all, we need to determine whether your mother is in a very depressed mood after her cerebral infarction? If you are very depressed, you need to see a doctor, because half of the patients will develop post-infarction depression, which requires medication to be effective because it is related to the neurotransmitter disorder within the brain after the infarction.

If you are not obviously depressed yet, but just anxious, worried, and insomnia, you can also take some anti-anxiety drugs.

At the same time, the mother needs to be helped to change the environment, such as finding a nanny to accompany her, finding some discs she likes to watch, or listening to operas. Or listen to jokes, cross talk, and novels, based on her interests. In addition, you need to accompany her, comfort her, and make her feel safe. Also let her do something within her power to make her feel that she is not a burden to you.

In addition, find some rehabilitation training videos to watch to make her confident in recovery.

I wish her a speedy recovery!