What are the symptoms of different hemiplegia?

Hemiplegia is a common disease, experts suggest that we know more about relevant knowledge, so as to prevent it in advance, the following is the knowledge of hemiplegia brought to you by experts, I hope it will help you. 1. Impaired hemiplegia of consciousness:

Presents with a sudden onset of impaired consciousness with hemiplegia, often with deviation of the head and eye sides. 2. Flaccid hemiplegia:

It is manifested as a disorder of voluntary movement of one side of the upper and lower limbs accompanied by obvious hypotonia, and the paralysis of voluntary muscles is obvious, and paralysis of involuntary muscles can not occur, such as gastrointestinal movement, bladder muscles, etc.

3. Hemiparesis:

In very mild hemiplegia, such as in the early stages of progressive hemiplegia, or in the interictal period of transient epiphalegia, the paralysis is mild and easy to miss without careful examination. 4. Spastic hemiplegia:

It usually migrates from flaccid hemiplegia and is characterized by marked increased muscle tone. The extensor muscles of the upper limbs and the flexor muscles of the lower limbs are paralyzed obviously, and the muscle tone is significantly increased, so the upper limbs are flexed, the lower limbs are straightened, the fingers are flexed, and the passive straightened hands have a stiff resistance.

Symptoms manifested are vomiting, nausea, dizziness, tinnitus, poor memory, pain in the body, abnormal walking posture, and affected head development.

Nerve numbness, weakness in the fingers. Loss of appetite, dizziness. Weakness, very stiff limbs, and daytime drowsiness are all signs of hemiplegia.

Early hemiplegia presents with dizziness, especially sudden onset of vertigo; Headache, a headache that is different from usual, i.e., a sudden increase in headache or a change from intermittent headache to persistent; Numbness of the limbs, sudden numbness of one side of the face or hands and feet, some of which are numbness of the tongue, lips or numbness of one side of the upper and lower limbs; Sudden weakness or inflexibility of one limb, which comes and goes; Temporary slurred speech or poor speech; sudden, unexplained falls or fainting; mental alterations, transient loss of consciousness, abrupt changes in personality and transient judgment or intellectual disability; a state of drowsiness, i.e., drowsiness throughout the day; Sudden onset of temporary blurred vision or feeling that the eyes are dark, or even temporary blindness; nausea, vomiting or hiccups, or fluctuations in blood pressure accompanied by dizziness, dizziness, tinnitus; Involuntary twitching of one side or one limb; Nosebleeds, especially frequent ones.

1.The main symptom is that the mouth and eyes are crooked, mostly accompanied by pain behind the ears, and sometimes accompanied by salivation and slurred speech because of the crooked mouth and eyes.

2.Epilepsy, pain, and stroke are all seen in the viscera of sudden fainting. Epilepsy is an episodic disease, in which the limbs twitch, spitting at the mouth, looking upward, or making abnormal noises when unconscious, and after waking up, the limbs are mostly normal, and the incidence is mostly adolescents.

3.Faintness is often accompanied by cold extremities, and generally wakes up when it is shifted, and there are no symptoms such as hemiplegia, crooked mouth and tongue, and unfavorable speech after waking up.

4.Spasms are characterized by convulsions of the limbs, stiffness of the neck and back, and even reflexion of the angular arch. The onset of the disease may also be accompanied by dizziness, but there are no symptoms such as hemiplegia, crooked mouth and tongue, and unfavorable speech.

5.The main symptoms of dysentery are weakness of the hands and feet, sluggishness of the muscles and pulses, and muscle atrophy, with a slow onset, no sudden fainting and unconscious at the onset, crooked tongue and tongue, and unfavorable speech. It is more common in both lower limbs or four limbs, or there is muscle atrophy of the affected limb, or muscle and muscle compassion are seen.

Stroke disease is also seen in patients with limb muscle atrophy, which is more common in the sequelae stage caused by hemiplegia and disuse.

The sequelae of hemiplegia generally refer to residual movement disorders or sensory impairments. In general, patients will exhibit ineffective movements and stiffness of the affected limb. In severe cases, symptoms of numbness and pain may be present, especially in cold weather.

At the same time, patients may also experience swelling of the hemiplegic limb due to poor blood circulation in the hemiplegic limb, especially after daytime activities and after sleeping at night. For hemiplegic limbs, it is recommended that patients pay attention to keeping warm, especially in the cold winter, and some patients should pay attention to avoid burns when washing their feet and bathing.

Hello, this condition is common in cerebrovascular disease is more likely, avoid catching a cold, and observe more.

It is recommended to take methylcobalamin tablets orally, Xiaohuo Luo pills**. Cooperate with acupuncture and massage therapy**, and go to the hospital for examination if necessary**.

Hemiplegia is mostly caused by acute cerebrovascular disease and its primary disease. The cause of acute cerebrovascular patients is mainly due to damage to the motor center of the cerebral hemisphere cortex. From the perspective of the division of labor in the human cerebral hemisphere, the right cerebral hemisphere manages the movement of the left limb through the motor center; The left cerebral hemisphere manages the movement of the right limb through motor nerves.

Lesions on either side can lead to contralateral hemiplegia. The most susceptible site for lesions in both cerebral hemispheres is the internal capsule. Because it is mainly composed of a small blood vessel called lenticular artery** blood, and lenticular artery is vertically separated from the middle cerebral artery, with small diameter and high pressure, it is easy to rupture and bleed when it is impacted by blood flow.

Therefore, it is also called a hemorrhagic artery. It is a common site for cerebral hemorrhage, but when blood pressure drops and blood flow slows, thrombosis is prone to occur.

The nerve fibers in the internal capsule area are closely arranged, and the ascending and descending fibers pass through it, and once damaged, contralateral hemiplegia, hemisensory impairment and hemianopia are produced, which is the so-called triple deviation sign.

Hemiplegia is diverse and complex, and in general, it is inseparably related to diseases such as increased blood lipids and increased blood viscosity, which can be summarized as follows:

1. Atherosclerosis is the main cause of stroke, 70% of stroke patients suffer from arteriosclerosis, and hyperlipidemia is one of the main causes of arteriosclerosis.

2. Hypertension is the main and most common cause of stroke, and 93% of patients with cerebral hemorrhage have a history of hypertension.

3. Congenital anomalies of cerebrovascular vessels are common causes of subarachnoid hemorrhage and cerebral hemorrhage.

4. Heart disease, such as endocarditis, may produce compound wall thrombosis; Bradycardia may cause cerebral insufficiency.

5. Diabetes mellitus is closely related to stroke in metabolic diseases, and 30-40% of stroke patients suffer from diabetes.

Generally, patients with cerebral hemorrhage and patients with thrombosis will have hemiplegia, which is mostly caused by congestion or blood clots blocking blood vessels and compressing nerves on one side of the brain.

High blood pressure, diabetes, fatigue, poor mood and many other factors can cause it.

Hello, early symptoms of hemiplegia:

Dizziness: especially vertigo that occurs suddenly;

Headache: A headache that is different from usual, i.e., a sudden increase in headache or a change from an intermittent headache to a persistent severe headache, a stroke, hemiplegia.

Numbness of the limbs, sudden numbness of one side of the face or hands and feet, some of which are numbness of the tongue, lips or numbness of one side of the upper and lower limbs; Sudden weakness or inflexibility of one limb, which comes and goes; Temporary slurred speech or poor speech;

sudden, unexplained falls or fainting;

mental alterations, transient loss of consciousness, abrupt changes in personality and transient judgment or intellectual disability;

a state of drowsiness, i.e., drowsiness throughout the day;

Sudden onset of temporary blurred vision or feeling that the eyes are dark, or even temporary blindness;

nausea, vomiting or hiccups, or fluctuations in blood pressure accompanied by dizziness, dizziness, tinnitus;

Involuntary twitching of one side or one limb;

Nosebleeds, especially frequent ones.

Patients with hemiplegia in the early stages will have atypical clinical symptoms, such as dizziness, headache, weakness, soreness and numbness. In addition, patients will have paroxysmal disorders of voluntary movement of the upper and lower limbs, accompanied by marked hypotonia, and paralysis of voluntary muscles. In life, there will be symptoms such as the inability to raise the upper limbs, the inability to completely close the eyelids, the crooked corners of the mouth, and the disappearance of frontal lines; Gastrointestinal symptoms can also occur, such as dyspepsia, long-term constipation due to weakened bowel movements, which affects appetite and leads to malnutrition in patients; It can also affect the bladder muscles, causing difficulty urinating, even bladder bursting, and even psychiatric symptoms such as apathy in some patients.

These are early symptoms of hemiplegia, and if not done in time**, there will be significant hemiplegia.

Hemiplegia is also called hemiplegia, modern medicine believes that hemiplegia is mostly caused by cerebrovascular lesions, such as cerebral vascular rupture, embolism, spasm and other central nervous system lesions and dizziness, headache, vomiting, limb numbness, convulsions, paralysis, unconsciousness and even coma and other symptoms, some patients die immediately. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the cause of hemiplegia is due to the internal abundance of damp phlegm and the abundance of qi deficiency, resulting in hyperactivity of liver yang and internal movement of liver wind, resulting in the imbalance of qi, blood, yin and yang in the body. and call all those who are hemiplegic and comatose as the middle viscera; Partial hemiplegia of the face or face and limbs, but no coma is called the middle meridian.

Tui Na** is mostly suitable for the latter. The common clinical symptoms are: hemiplegia, slanted mouth and eyes, speech disorder, salivation at the corners of the mouth, dysphagia, accompanied by numbness of the face, hands and feet, heaviness of limbs or tremor of fingers.

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Hemiplegia, also known as hemiplegia, refers to the movement disorder of the upper and lower limbs, facial muscles, and tongue muscles on one side, and it is a common symptom of acute cerebrovascular disease. Although patients with mild hemiplegia can still move, they often walk with their upper limbs flexed and their lower limbs straightened, and their paralyzed lower limbs take one step and make half a circle. In severe cases, they are often bedridden and incapacitated.

1. Mental changes, transient loss of consciousness, sudden changes in personality and transient judgment or intellectual disability;

2. Involuntary twitching of one side or one limb is a precursor to hemiplegia.

3. Headache, which is different from usual, that is, the headache suddenly worsens or changes from intermittent headache to persistent severe headache;

4. Numbness of the limbs, sudden numbness of one side of the face or hands and feet, some of which are numbness of the tongue, lips or numbness of the upper and lower limbs on one side are also precursors of hemiplegia.

6. Sudden appearance of temporary blurred vision or feeling that the front of the eyes is dark, or even temporary blindness; 7. Temporary slurred speech or poor speech;