Stroke treatment with conservative medications

Treatment is more effective the earlier it starts, so it is started immediately after an accurate diagnosis. The main task at the first therapy stage is to restore blood flow in the affected vessel and prevent the death of brain cells. For that goal, the doctor may prescribe the following drugs:Anticoagulants to prevent blood clot formation. Thrombolytics dissolve a blood clot that has clogged an artery and normalize blood circulation. Medications to reduce arterial pressure. Diuretics to eliminate cerebral edema. Medicines that strengthen the vascular wall. Neuroprotectors to restore brain function. Vitamins enhance immunity and improve brain function. Symptomatic medications following the patient's condition (anticonvulsants, painkillers, etc. ). Medications with complex vascular-metabolic action have a positive impact on cerebral circulation. These preparations improve cerebral blood flow and microcirculation while reducing cerebral vasoconstriction. Furthermore, they improve metabolism, optimize oxidation and reduction processes, and activate glucose and oxygen transport.