Apoplectic Aphasia Treated by Collaterals-Pricking and Bleeding Method

Case Example The Patient, male, 68 Years Old, had A Sudden Seizure Of Hemiplegia On The Right Body, deviation Of The Eye And Mouth, aphasia And Salivation After Getting Up In The Morning, and Was Sent To The Hospital Immediately, and Was Diagnosed With Cerebral Infarction After Examination And Was Treated Upon Diagnosis For Over Month. Hemiplegia In The Limbs And Deviation Of The Eye And Mouth Had Been Relieved, but Aphasia Was Still There.