What are the symptoms of chronic cerebral infarction

summary

Cerebral infarction is a common disease in middle-aged and elderly patients. The main cause of cerebral infarction is the local necrosis of nervous system caused by insufficient blood supply, hypoxia and necrosis of the brain due to cerebral thrombosis or other parts of thrombosis flowing into the cerebral blood vessels. The main symptoms can lead to headache, dizziness, hemiplegia, paralysis and even death. What are the symptoms of chronic cerebral infarction.

What are the symptoms of chronic cerebral infarction

All of a sudden, the mouth and eyes are askew, the mouth angle is salivating, the speech is not clear, the enunciation is difficult, the aphasia or the language does not reach the meaning, the swallowing is difficult, one side limb is weak or the movement is not nimble, the walk is unsteady or falls suddenly. This is due to cerebral vascular insufficiency, motor nerve dysfunction caused.

Numbness of the face, tongue, lips or limbs, and some of them are characterized by blurred vision, tinnitus or hearing change, limb weakness, blackness, unclear speech, frequent yawning, and sudden forgetting of recent events. This is due to the cerebral vascular insufficiency and affect the brain's sensory function.

Disturbance of consciousness, manifested as mental malaise, always want to sleep or all day lethargy. Personality is also abnormal, suddenly become silent, indifferent expression, walking slowly or multilingual irritable, also have a short-term loss of consciousness, which is also related to cerebral ischemia.

matters needing attention

If some of the above symptoms are found, they should be treated immediately. Usually pay attention to maintain a good attitude, avoid anxious angry, keep a good mood. The diet should be light. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Blood pressure and blood lipid were monitored at any time.