What are the symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage? What are the symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage?

1. Headache and vomiting: People who are conscious or mildly unconscious may have headaches, and the vomiting is mostly projectile vomiting, and the color of the vomit is mostly coffee-colored.

2. Consciousness disorder: mild cases will be restless or confused, and severe cases will enter a coma state, the eyeballs will be fixed in the middle position, and the face will be flushed or pale.

3. Ocular symptoms: patients with increased intracranial pressure often have unequal pupils, hemianopia and impaired eye movements, for example, patients with cerebral hemorrhage usually have two eyes staring at the bleeding side of the brain in the acute stage.

4. Breathing and blood pressure: patients with cerebral hemorrhage generally breathe quickly, and those with severe conditions breathe deeply and slowly, and when the condition deteriorates, it becomes fast and irregular, or presents tidal breathing, sigh-like breathing, double inhalation and other breathing modes; Blood pressure will be unstable, and in severe cases, blood pressure will gradually drop, and signs of circulatory center failure will appear.

5. Headache and dizziness: headache is the first symptom of cerebral hemorrhage, often the headache site is located in the head on the bleeding side, when the intracranial pressure increases, the range of pain may develop to the entire head. Dizziness often occurs with headaches, especially when bleeding is located in the cerebellum and brainstem.

The symptoms of intracerebral hemorrhage vary mainly according to the location of the intracerebral hemorrhage and the size of the bleeding. If the amount of bleeding is large, the bleeding site is more critical, and the patient may have impaired consciousness, and in severe cases, breathing disorders, coma, and shortness of breath may occur. If it affects the motor area, patients may have limb weakness, slurred speech, or complete inability to speak, some patients will also have convulsions, seizures like epilepsy, and some patients may show cognitive dysfunction, manifested as emotional apathy, hallucinations or depressed mood.

Intracerebral hemorrhage refers to non-traumatic intraparenchymal vascular rupture and hemorrhage, hypertension combined with arteriosclerosis is a common cause, and cerebral aneurysm, cerebral arteriovenous malformation, vasculitis, etc. can also cause cerebral hemorrhage. It usually occurs after activity or when emotionally agitated, and there is no aura before bleeding, and most patients have severe headache, nausea, vomiting and other discomforts, and the clinical symptoms and signs are closely related to the bleeding site and the amount of bleeding. The basal ganglia, internal capsule, and thalamus usually cause hemiplegia, a small number of patients have seizures, and severe cases have confusion, coma, and life-threatening.

Once you feel unwell, seek medical attention immediately.

The most common symptom of cerebral hemorrhage is sudden headache, which may be accompanied by hemiplegia, numbness of half of the limbs, crooked corners of the mouth and eyes, as well as unclear vision, unclear speech, inability to swallow, and even complete coma, inability to wake up, and limb convulsions.

Ventricular hemorrhage: acute onset, sudden coma; paroxysmal tonic spasm, upper extremities flexed, lower extremities straightened, as in the form of cerebrostheritis; pupils are extremely small; Changes in vital signs are pronounced and abrupt, and gastrointestinal bleeding is common. Cerebellar hemorrhage:

Acute severe vertigo first; frequent vomiting and slow pulse; nuchal rigidity, low muscle tone of limbs, no obvious paralysis, negative pathological reflexes; miosis, nystagmus; Cardiac and respiratory dysfunction is marked. Internal capsular hemorrhage: dilated pupil on the side of the lesion, contralateral hemiplegia (paralysis of the contralateral facial nerve, hypoglossal nerve, and upper and lower extremities).

decreased or absent sensation in the contralateral hemisphere; contralateral hemianopia; Eyes gaze to the side of the lesion. Pontine hemorrhage: Sudden onset.

It's lightning-fast. early loss of consciousness, often accompanied by high fever; The disease begins with crossover paralysis (ipsilateral peripheral facial palsy and contralateral limb paralysis) and soon progresses to bilateral paralysis with extremely narrowed pupils on both sides. eye gaze opposite the lesion; The course of the disease is short.

High case fatality rate. At present, the CNS targeted factor repair system used in intracerebral hemorrhage has a better effect.

Intracerebral hemorrhage is an acute cerebrovascular disease, which is often at its peak in autumn, winter and winter and spring, and is often induced by factors such as excessive exertion and emotional agitation.

There are several points worth noting in terms of the aura of cerebral hemorrhage: first, it is a sudden occurrence of a more severe headache or a sudden aggravation of long-term headache, especially when accompanied by nausea, vomiting and other symptoms, especially should be vigilant; 2. Sudden numbness, weakness, inflexibility, food dropping, unsteady walking, limping or falling to one side, or complete hemiplegia of the limbs; 3. When talking to others, the patient suddenly can't speak or spits out slurred words, the patient can't understand what others are saying, and even has the feeling that the mouth is wrong, and some patients may have crooked mouth and drooling; Fourth, there is a shadow of insects in front of the eye, or suddenly feel eye pain, blurred vision, or subconjunctival hemorrhage; Fifth, it is frequent and recurrent nosebleeds; 6. Unexplained drowsiness, drowsiness, or even delirium, especially with urinary incontinence, should be paid special attention to; 7. Sudden dizziness, feeling that the surrounding environment is constantly rotating, unable to stand or fainting to the ground; 8. It is a severe headache, accompanied by soreness and stiffness in the neck and neck; 9. It is the appearance of any of the auras mentioned above, accompanied by a sudden increase in blood pressure. These conditions may be a precursor to cerebral hemorrhage, and once they occur, they should be treated in a timely manner, especially in middle-aged and elderly patients with a history of hypertension.

Intracerebral hemorrhage refers to the hemorrhage caused by the rupture of blood vessels in the brain parenchyma without trauma, accounting for 20% to 30% of all strokes, and the causes of the occurrence are mainly related to cerebrovascular lesions, that is, it is closely related to hyperlipidemia, diabetes, hypertension, aging of blood vessels, smoking, etc. Patients with intracerebral hemorrhage often have a high mortality rate in the early stage due to emotional agitation and exertion, and most of the survivors have sequelae such as movement disorders, cognitive impairments, and speech and swallowing disorders of varying degrees. At present, the world is gradually aging, and cerebral hemorrhage has become a relatively widespread acute and serious disease, and about 20% of all disease deaths occur in China every year due to cerebral hemorrhage, which seriously threatens people's health.

According to the relevant epidemiological survey, the incidence of cerebral hemorrhage in northern China is higher than that in the south, and the incidence of cerebral hemorrhage is higher in males than females. In view of the current level of medical care in China, a considerable number of patients have gradually understood the importance of healthy living habits and regular health check-ups to prevent serious brain complications, but there are still some patients who are unable to understand the corresponding knowledge of cerebral hemorrhage more systematically and comprehensively due to the lack of medical conditions and medical knowledge, and cannot achieve early detection and early detection of the disease, can not effectively prevent the occurrence of cerebral hemorrhage, and even cannot be effectively diagnosed after the onset of the disease. It is necessary to introduce you to the knowledge of this common serious stroke disease.

Intracerebral hemorrhage symptoms:Patients generally have no prodromal symptoms, and a few may have dizziness, headache, and limb weakness. After onset, symptoms peak within minutes to hours. The severity of symptoms depends mainly on the amount of bleeding and the location of bleeding.

Precursors:

Most patients have no aura, and a few may have symptoms such as headache, dizziness, and limb weakness.

What are the symptoms of intracerebral hemorrhage in the early stages?

Most patients have no obvious early symptoms, and a few have dizziness, headache, and limb weakness.

Typical symptoms usually manifest within minutes to hours of onset, depending on the amount and location of the bleeding.

What are the typical symptoms of intracerebral hemorrhage? Difficulty speaking and understanding.

May speak slurred or have difficulty understanding others.

Numbness of the face or limbs.

The face, arms or legs may be suddenly numb, weak or paralyzed, usually on one side of the body.

Vision impairment in one or both eyes.

Sudden blurring or darkening of vision in one or both eyes, or double vision.

HeadacheA sudden, severe headache that may be accompanied by vomiting, dizziness, or altered consciousness.

Difficulty walking. May trip or suddenly become dizzy, loss of balance or coordination.

The bleeding site and the amount of bleeding affect the symptoms and manifestations, and are now sorted out in detail according to the bleeding site.

The specific symptoms of intracerebral hemorrhage are related to the location and amount of bleeding, and the common symptoms include headache, nausea, vomiting, decreased vision, and motor dysfunction.

1. After the intracranial pressure increases, the patient will have a headache when he is conscious, and the headache will continue to occur with severe headache; 2. Patients will have symptoms of nausea and vomiting, and can have projectile vomiting; 3. Patients will have blurred vision and weakened vision; 4. Motor dysfunction may occur, such as hemiplegia of the contralateral limb, and language impairment, such as aphasia, may occur; 5. If the patient's brain stem is hemorrhaged, it will be life-threatening in severe cases, resulting in the death of the patient.

Intracerebral hemorrhage often has different clinical symptoms depending on the bleeding site:

Bleeding in the internal capsule causes hemiplegia in the contralateral limb with loss of sensation;

Pontine hemorrhage can cause ipsifacial nerve and contralateral upper and lower limb hemiplegia;

Intracranial hemorrhage can be complicated by cerebral herniation due to hematoma occupancy and cerebral edema.

Hello! Symptoms of pre-cerebral hemorrhage, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, numbness of limbs, etc., and in the later stages of the disease, there will be body language or swallowing difficulties.

Suddenly feel numbness, weakness, inconvenience in one side of the body, falling of the hand-held object, crooked mouth, drooling, and unsteady walking. When talking to someone, you suddenly can't speak, or you can't speak clearly.