Cerebral infarction couldn’t speak clearly, and there was no exact time to return to normal. It could be 3 months, it could be 6 months, or even longer. There are two cases of unclear speech due to cerebral infarction. One is that the muscles that direct pronunciation cause dysarthria, resulting in unclear speech and sometimes loss of voice. Another situation is damage to the right brain hemisphere. After the occurrence of cerebral infarction , it causes aphasia and state, including sensory aphasia, motor aphasia, also called expressive aphasia and transcortical aphasia, which are difficult to recover. Let me introduce these situations in detail below:
1. Dysarthria: Speech is unclear after cerebral infarction. With active treatment of cerebral infarction and language training and other rehabilitation measures, dysarthria recovers within 3 months, and some recover well. , some recovery may be poor;
2. Right brain hemisphere damage: Aphasia caused by this condition often recovers slowly, mild aphasia can recover within 6 months, severe aphasia may take longer;
3. Other situations : Severe cerebral infarction makes it difficult to speak clearly, whether it is dysarthria or aphasia. Due to the severity of the condition, the language cells in the brain are damaged, the recovery of the damaged cells is slow, or the damaged cells cannot recover or compensate, which may leave sequelae.
Cerebral infarction can cause unclear speech and is difficult to recover from. Mild symptoms may have a certain recovery effect, but severe symptoms may leave sequelae. However, if there are sequelae, we should treat them actively, but we should also insist on the treatment of cerebral infarction. At the same time, we should carry out pronunciation and other training, listen to the radio, communicate more, read newspapers, recite poems, etc., and persist in training. After long-term treatment and training, there may be certain results.
