Precursors and symptoms of cerebral thrombosis

summary

For modern people, cerebral thrombosis is a common malignant disease which appears in Vaughan's life. The incidence rate of middle-aged and old people is relatively high. This is a great danger. Once we find it, we must treat it in time. What are the symptoms of cerebral thrombosis? Now let me introduce it to you.

Precursors and symptoms of cerebral thrombosis

Sometimes patients with cerebral thrombosis will have blurred consciousness, headache, and sometimes even twitch. If the blurred consciousness becomes serious, it is likely to cause more serious brain diseases. This is very dangerous, and it will be life-threatening when it is serious, so we should pay special attention to these symptoms.

If you sometimes suddenly feel dizzy, it is likely to be a precursor of cerebral thrombosis. Most of this kind of dizziness will occur when you get up. In addition, after excessive fatigue and bathing, you may also have dizziness. If you are a patient with high blood pressure, it will be more dangerous.

The sudden rise or fall of blood pressure is also the precursor of cerebral thrombosis. Therefore, in our daily life, we should also control our own blood pressure. If we are already patients with hypertension, if we often have nosebleed, such people are likely to suffer from cerebral thrombosis in the near future.

matters needing attention

Cerebral thrombosis patients pay attention to eat less fat food, control food calories, can appropriately increase protein, eat less high sugar food, can drink more water, more vitamins, usually suitable to eat some light food, this is good.