Death rate as high as 40%? Reminder: As soon as the 3 signals in the head appear, be on high alert for cerebral infarction!
In fact, the body is like an always-on machine.
Over time, the various parts of the machine slowly age and become less functional.
Once a person enters old age, it means that the body also begins to age, and the functions of bones, nerves and muscles are slowly degrading, and various diseases may come to us.
Among them, cerebral hemorrhage is a frequent disease among middle-aged and elderly people, and has a very high mortality rate.
But unfortunately, it seems that people do not know much about these diseases, so they cannot properly prevent and treat them, thus causing delays in the disease.
What is a cerebral hemorrhage?
Intracerebral hemorrhage refers to the bleeding after the rupture of blood vessels in the brain parenchyma without trauma.
This condition is also called "hemorrhagic stroke" clinically, with an incidence of about 30% of strokes, and a mortality rate of about 40% in patients with acute attacks.
In the face of menacing cerebral hemorrhage, how to predict it?
The doctor reminds: Before the cerebral hemorrhage, there will be "fractures" in four parts of the body, and grasping one can save lives. If this happens to your family members, you must be vigilant and seek medical attention in time.
- Headache
Many patients with cerebral hemorrhage have had headaches of varying degrees before.
Some people do not pay attention to it because the headache is very severe or does not last for a long time. As the disease worsens, the headache will continue for a long time, the pain is very large, and the patient will have a pain like an explosion in the head. This is the brain. One of the signals that occurs before bleeding.
- Dizziness
There are many diseases that cause dizziness. The symptoms of dizziness in patients with cerebral hemorrhage are mainly manifested in the feeling of dizziness in the head when getting up in the morning, or even falling to the ground.
After a period of rest, it can return to normal. This situation is called "transient cerebral ischemia", and it is easy to be mistaken by patients for lack of rest or symptoms such as anemia and low blood pressure.
- Abnormal blood pressure
Some older people suffer from high blood pressure.
Under normal circumstances, as long as the antihypertensive drugs are taken on time and in the correct amount, the blood pressure can be kept within the normal range. Early symptoms of bleeding.
If blood pressure drops sharply in a short period of time, you should also be alert to cerebral hemorrhage, because too low blood pressure will block blood circulation in the brain, causing blood vessels to rupture and bleed.
- Limb numbness
Insufficient blood supply to the brain will soften and necrotic brain tissue, and prolonged ischemia and hypoxia will affect the cranial nerves to varying degrees.
After the central system's control of motor nerves is out of balance, people will often feel numbness in the limbs, especially the symptoms of numbness in the clear finger are more obvious.
At the same time, some people feel physically weak, want to sleep more during the day or at night, lack energy all day long, and yawn at any time, which has a great impact on life and work.
No matter which one of the above four symptoms occurs, attention should be paid to it. It is best to go to the local hospital for an examination, and timely detection of the precursors of cerebral hemorrhage can effectively prevent the occurrence of hemorrhage.
Of course, patients with cerebral hemorrhage should not worry too much about the disease. As long as they actively cooperate with doctors and receive scientific and effective treatment, they can make a good recovery.
If you have hypertension, hyperlipidemia or diabetes, please seek medical treatment in time.
These seemingly innocuous diseases can actually bring about more painful cerebral infarction.
So remember one sentence: once someone has a brainstorm, call 120 as soon as possible and enter the hospital to receive effective treatment!