What are the symptoms of hemiplegia

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Hemiplegia, also known as hemiplegia, refers to the movement disorder of upper and lower limbs, facial muscles and tongue muscles on the same side. It is a common symptom of acute cerebrovascular disease. Although patients with mild hemiplegia can still move, when walking, they often bend their upper limbs, straighten their lower limbs, and draw half a circle at a step. This special walking posture is called hemiplegic gait. What are the symptoms of hemiplegia? Let's talk about it

What are the symptoms of hemiplegia

In the case of very mild hemiplegia, such as the early stage of progressive hemiplegia, or the interval of transient paroxysmal hemiplegia, the paralysis is mild, and it is easy to miss if it is not carefully examined. It is manifested as sudden disturbance of consciousness, accompanied by hemiplegia, often with head and eye deviation.

One side of the upper and lower extremities showed dyskinesia accompanied by obvious hypotonia. Voluntary muscle paralysis was obvious, but not voluntary muscle paralysis, such as gastrointestinal movement, bladder muscle and so on.

Generally from the development of flaccid hemiplegia, which is characterized by a significant increase in muscle tension. The extensors of the upper limbs and the flexors of the lower limbs are obviously paralyzed, and the muscle tension is significantly increased. Therefore, the upper limbs are flexing, the lower limbs are straight, the fingers are flexing, and the hands are stiff and resistant when they are stretched passively.

matters needing attention

Repair the damaged glial cells, nerve cell axons and microvessels, increase the nutritional support of damaged brain tissue, improve the repair potential of brain tissue, and carry out comprehensive and in-depth brain repair. In addition to the necessary drug treatment, rehabilitation treatment must be carried out as soon as possible.