What sequelae does subarachnoid hemorrhage have?

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For many people, subarachnoid hemorrhage is not too well understood, so we don't know much about the sequelae of subarachnoid hemorrhage. Mild subarachnoid hemorrhage can cause dizziness and headache, and severe subarachnoid hemorrhage can cause encephalopathy, and even lead to memory loss. The potential space substance between arachnoid and pia mater is called subarachnoid space. What sequelae does subarachnoid hemorrhage have? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

What sequelae does subarachnoid hemorrhage have?

When subarachnoid hemorrhage occurs, headache and vomiting may occur; Disturbance of consciousness, low back and leg pain; Some people may have hemiplegia, visual impairment, retinal hemorrhage and papilledema. The possible complications include cerebral vasospasm, hyponatremia, rebleeding and hydrocephalus.

Cerebral angiography, angiography, magnetic resonance angiography and transcranial ultrasound examination can be performed, and routine blood examination, coagulation, liver function and Immunology Examination can be performed. When the cause of bleeding is found, hemostasis treatment should be given. The value of cerebral angiography is the most valuable.

When intracranial pressure increases, in order to reduce intracranial pressure, prevent the occurrence of cerebral hernia and arachnoid adhesion, 20% mannitol and Flumetasone intravenous drip can be used for treatment. When the patient has persistent headache, vomiting is more serious, and poor drug treatment. At this time, we can take the method of releasing bloody cerebrospinal fluid and slowly release cerebrospinal fluid. Hemostatic drugs can be used when bleeding.

matters needing attention

Reduce moving and walking to avoid rebleeding. To maintain a good life pattern and establish a good diet, vegetables and fruits rich in calories, protein and vitamins can be given. Absolute bed rest. Avoid spicy food, avoid drinking and smoking. At the same time, the intake of water should be limited to 1500 ml per day to avoid aggravating brain edema.