Contemporary Nursing

Objective to analyze the clinical effect of intramuscular plaster in improving dysphagia after stroke. Methods: the enrolled samples were selected from the Department of Neurology of our hospital from May 2021 to may 2022 The swallowing work of patients with dysphagia who received medical treatment and received stroke treatment was compared before and after treatment Energy assessment (Wada drinking water test and SSA). Results: there was no significant difference in the score of dysphagia between the study treatment group and the routine treatment group before treatment, P > 0.05, indicating that there was no comparative significance, while after treatment, the score of dysphagia in the study treatment group was better than that in the routine nursing group, P < 0.05, indicating that there was comparative significance. Conclusion: routine rehabilitation therapy + intramuscular plaster therapy intervention for stroke patients with dysphagia can effectively improve the score of swallowing function. However, due to the insufficient sample size and experimental design of this study, it can not provide more detailed medical basis, but it can be determined that intramuscular plaster can promote the opening of pharyngeal muscle and improve swallowing function by improving the contractility of upper and lower hyoid muscles and oropharyngeal sensory feedback, Therefore, it is worth improving in the subsequent clinical research.

intramuscular patch; Stroke; Dysphagia; Improve the situation; Research progress