Symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage

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Cerebral hemorrhage, also known as cerebral hemorrhage, is a common brain complication in elderly patients with hypertension. As a kind of life-threatening sudden disease, the incidence is very rapid and the mortality is high, which is one of the most important reasons for the death of middle-aged and elderly people! Symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage? Let's talk about it

Symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage

Headache is the most obvious symptom of cerebral hemorrhage. When patients with cerebral hemorrhage, blood will stimulate the meninges and brain pain nerve, more than 80% of people will have intense headache. It is characterized by headache at the beginning of the disease side, with the rise of intracranial pressure and blood flow, gradually there will be a total headache.

Hemiplegia refers to one side of the upper and lower limbs or the same side of the tongue and facial muscle movement disorders, which is a very common symptom of cerebrovascular disease, no matter which side of the brain lesions, may lead to hemiplegia, symptoms are severe, divided into complete paralysis and incomplete paralysis.

Vomiting is also a common symptom of cerebral hemorrhage, usually jet vomiting, the probability of occurrence is as high as 80%. When a cerebral haemorrhage occurs, intracranial pressure rises, vomiting and headaches become severe. If the vomit is brown, it may be accompanied by upper gastrointestinal bleeding, which is a sign of high risk.

matters needing attention

Control your diet. The diet is low in fat, salt and sugar. Try not to eat the viscera of animals, eat more vitamin rich fruits and vegetables, as well as appropriate to eat high-quality protein containing soy products, fish and eggs. Drink plenty of water: only when the body keeps enough water can the blood be diluted and the blood volume be guaranteed. So usually drink more water, especially before going to bed and early after drinking one or two glasses of warm water.