What does apoplectic hemiplegia precursory symptom have?

summary

Stroke hemiplegia is actually a sequela of stroke. Once this disease occurs, patients will have symptoms such as unilateral limb weakness and movement disorder. If patients can not be treated in time at this time, it will have a great impact on the quality of life of patients. But in fact, there will be some precursory symptoms before this disease occurs, If the patients can be treated in a timely manner after the precursor symptoms appear, it is very beneficial to the rehabilitation of patients. So what are the precursory symptoms of stroke hemiplegia? Now let's talk about it.

What does apoplectic hemiplegia precursory symptom have?

Blurred vision, this symptom is also one of the common symptoms of the disease, mainly for patients with monocular or binocular blurred vision symptoms, although it can gradually recover, but this symptom is often recurrent.

It is also one of the main symptoms of the disease. The main performance is that the patients can't pronounce clearly when they speak, and they often have the habit of drooling, which makes it difficult for serious patients to swallow.

Dizziness is one of the first symptoms of the disease. The patient will have dizziness symptoms at the beginning, and then with the gradual aggravation of the disease, the patient's limbs and face will have numbness, and this feeling will be more and more serious.

matters needing attention

Regular physical examination is an important measure to prevent stroke and hemiplegia. There are a lot of stroke patients, their families often feel very surprised, because patients usually never see a doctor, do not take medicine, always think that he (she) is very healthy, but suddenly stroke. In fact, physical health is only an illusion of patients and their families. Stroke patients often have the risk factors of stroke without knowing it. If these people can find the disease early and take effective treatment measures, stroke can be prevented. Therefore, for people over 40 years old, especially those with hypertension, diabetes or family history of stroke, regular physical examination, early detection and early treatment of stroke risk factors can prevent the occurrence of stroke.