How is acute cerebral infarction to return a responsibility?

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Acute cerebral infarction often occurs in winter. This is the sad story that happened in winter. In fact, most of the symptoms of cerebral infarction are the same. Therefore, the symptoms of acute cerebral infarction are basically the same as those of cerebral infarction. The symptoms of cerebral infarction are mild and severe. If the symptoms are relatively mild, it is easy to be ignored, so we should pay attention to them, During the onset of cerebral infarction is often more acute performance, may be accompanied by cerebral hemorrhage. For this disease, active treatment is the key. The formation of cerebral infarction is mostly caused by the blockage of blood vessels caused by some thrombosis, leading to cerebral ischemia and hypoxia.

How is acute cerebral infarction to return a responsibility?

First: whether it is acute cerebral infarction or chronic cerebral infarction, the cause of formation is more than the formation of thrombosis, which has a great relationship. These thrombosis are many reasons, such as some hypertension, coronary heart disease, diabetes, overweight, hyperlipidemia, eating habits and many other aspects.

Second: a disease called arteriosclerosis can cause atherosclerosis in the arterial wall of patients. On the basis of this disease, the plaques caused by atherosclerosis can form thrombosis. As long as there is thrombosis, cerebral infarction can show the onset of thrombosis.

Third: cerebral infarction can be embolic cerebral infarction. The onset of this disease is mostly because the human blood brings some foreign bodies or solid objects into the human brain, which will eventually lead to the formation of emboli in the patient's brain. These emboli will eventually lead to cerebral infarction. The main causes are cardiogenic and non cardiogenic diseases.

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The formation of cerebral infarction can also be the patient's vascular intima damage, which will make the patient's cerebral artery stenosis, and then promote the formation of some local thrombosis, resulting in arterial stenosis or even closed necrosis, leading to the occurrence of cerebral infarction.