Initial symptoms of cerebral thrombosis?

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Before the onset of cerebral thrombosis, patients had numbness, inflexible movement, unclear speech, vertigo and other signs. Mild cases showed inflexible movement of one side of the limb, insensitivity, aphasia. Severe cases could appear coma, incontinence and even death. Initial symptoms of cerebral thrombosis? Now let me tell you something.

Initial symptoms of cerebral thrombosis?

1. Anterior inferior cerebellar artery: vertigo, nystagmus, bilateral bulbar gaze to the opposite side of the lesion, tinnitus on the lesion side, deafness, Horner's sign and cerebellar ataxia, hypoesthesia or disappearance of the lateral and contralateral limbs of the lesion.

2. Posterior cerebral artery: occipito parietal lobe syndrome, with hemianopia and transient visual impairment such as amaurosis, in addition to body image disorder, agnosia, apraxia, etc.

3. Posterior inferior cerebellar artery syndrome: causes infarction of dorsolateral medulla, vertigo, nystagmus, glossopharynx on the lesion side, vagal paralysis, cerebellar ataxia and hroner's syndrome, body on the opposite side of the lesion, hypoesthesia or disappearance of limbs.

matters needing attention

In daily life, eat more fruits and vegetables, keep optimistic mood, pay attention not to fatigue, pay attention to the recovery of the body, in addition, if there are any symptoms should go to the hospital for examination, and corresponding treatment, these are to actively do.