After dinner, the old man suddenly fainted and was in a coma for two days and two nights. Grandson called her and told her that her eyelids and lips would move, but she still couldn't wake up. How to wake her up? Stroke and cerebral infarction are very likely, and the imaging examination of cerebral infarction can only be found out about one day after illness. It is generally impossible to detect the infarct site at the time of onset.

In addition, it is also possible to have a physical examination, hypoglycemia coma or liver coma.

The patient is old, if it is cerebral infarction, the possibility of awakening is very small, and the family needs to be mentally prepared.

In nursing, help turn over and scrub to prevent the formation of pressure ulcers. If you are at home, prepare to take oxygen. It is best to go to the hospital for medical treatment.