What should I pay attention to in the sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage?

It is necessary to pay attention to the training to be patient and persevering, to work and rest on time, take medicine on time, measure blood pressure and find new problems in time**If you are bedridden, pay attention to the hemiplegic side shoulder joint and hip joint pillow to prevent joint dislocation, pay attention to massage**Training should be adhered to.

Maintain the patient's psychological balance.

Sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage**Training precautions.

1. In the functional training of daily life, it is necessary to learn to use assistive devices and simple tools.

2. Perseverance. Exercise at least once a day and be consistent.

3. Step by step. Gradually increase the difficulty and amount of exercise.

4. Fitting prostheses and orthoses to restore their self-care and work ability to a certain extent.

5. It varies from person to person. Choose the appropriate exercise method and activity amount according to your situation.

6. Prevent disuse syndrome, prevent sequelae such as stiff shoulders and limb contractures.

7. Combine work and rest. There can be no rush. In particular, patients with cardiovascular disease should pay more attention.

8. Pay attention to safety and prevent accidents.

9. Strengthen the exercise of normal limb and trunk function to compensate for the residual limb function.

10. Exercise according to the principle of nervous system diseases. Start with a small amount of exercise and start functional training a few weeks after your illness.

Precautions for patients with sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage**.

1. Once the condition is stable, it should be exercised, massage and passive exercise of the paralyzed limbs in the early stage, and gradually carry out active exercises;

2. For patients with aphasia, it is necessary to strengthen speech training;

3. Patients should try to eat less foods containing saturated fatty acids and cholesterol, and strictly control the amount of salt intakeSmoking, drinking, coffee, and strong tea are prohibitedEat more bananas, apples, hawthorns, peanuts, beans, soy products, skimmed milk powder, fish, spinach, onions, apples, longan and chrysanthemums.

6. Patients should maintain an optimistic and peaceful mood.

Sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage refer to sequelae such as hemiplegia, aphasia, and limb movement disorders caused by cerebral hemorrhage. About half of the patients with intracerebral hemorrhage die in the early stage of the disease, and most of the surviving patients have varying degrees of sequelae, that is, the so-called patients with intracerebral hemorrhage are either dead or disabled, which is enough to show the great harm of intracerebral hemorrhage. Too high sodium content in table salt will enhance the response of vascular smooth muscle to norepinephrine, make blood vessels constrict, increase blood pressure, and induce cerebrovascular diseases.

Foods that are too high or too low in cholesterol have an effect on the body. High cholesterol can increase blood lipids and blood viscosity. Low cholesterol can make arteries brittle and induce cerebrovascular disease.

<> intracerebral hemorrhage is a disease with a high incidence in recent years. In particular, the middle-aged and elderly population is a "killer" that threatens the health of the elderly. The disease has a high incidence, a high disability rate, a long recovery period, and a high ** rate.

Many patients have other sequelae after going through **. So, what are the sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage?

How to prevent sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage? The most common sequelae are hemiplegia of one limb, disobedience of one limb, or total paralysis, that is, the inability to move the whole limb, and the sequelae of mouth and eye deviation. The image of Wu Lao Er next door is very decent.

Even the most severe can be a prolonged coma, a vegetative state.

The severity of intracerebral hemorrhage is directly related to the amount of intracerebral hemorrhage, and the ** method taken according to the amount of bleeding is not exactly the same. In general, the less the amount of bleeding, the better the recovery, and conversely, the greater the bleeding, the worse the recovery, and even some major bleeding will soon lead to death. In patients with intracerebral hemorrhage, the severity and symptoms are directly related to the site of bleeding.

In general, the more important the place, the worse the bleeding symptoms and the worse the prognosis. For example, the brainstem is the most important part of the brain, where there is a person's respiratory and circulatory centers. At the same time, all the afferent nerve fibers in the body and the efferent nerve fibers in the brain enter here, so this part of the hemorrhage is generally severe and the prognosis is poor.

If the cerebellar hemorrhage is small, the symptoms are usually not severe and the prognosis is good due to limited cerebellar function.

The harm of sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage is that it may affect IQ, may also lead to blindness, may also lead to disappearance, and may also lead to facial paralysis, which are all sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage. It should be noted that the wound must be maintained, and the wound must not be watered, the hair must not be washed, and the wound must not be infected.

There are some complications, and it can also cause headaches and colds, and there will be some bone hyperplasia, and there are some diseases, which are the hazards of sequelae, we should pay attention to health, and we should eat some nutritious food.

The sequelae of intracerebral hemorrhage may affect the quality of life of patients, and patients will be left with a variety of different symptoms and signs, mainly depending on the size of the bleeding and the location of the bleeding, which can manifest as hemilimb sensory impairment, movement disorders. Some patients may have residual speech dysfunction and may develop dysarthria, including motor aphasia, sensory aphasia, and mixed aphasia. Patients may also experience dizziness, nausea, balance problems, and some may have difficulty swallowing and choking on water.

Critically ill patients may be left with impaired consciousness and may present in vegetative and cerebrocortical states. If the patient continues to have the above symptoms and signs after 1 year of positive and correct **, it is generally called the sequelae period. 1. For the primary disease, it is necessary to actively control the primary disease, that is, the main thing is to control blood pressure; 2. Let the patient lie in bed quietly, avoid excessive head movement and relatively large activities, and avoid excessive movement; 3. Keep the patient's emotional stability and avoid excessive excitement.

Patients may have hemiplegia of the limbs, difficulty in speaking, will have some impact on daily life, there will be a series of complications, if it is more serious, it is likely to become a vegetative person, at this time you should pay attention to the maintenance of your body, to use the right way to carry out **.

There are many sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage, which can lead to paralysis, stroke, or hemiplegia, as well as slurred speech, memory loss and other symptoms. If there is a cerebral hemorrhage, then you must go to the hospital to see it, control the condition through surgery or medication, and secondly, you can also choose acupuncture**, which can play a good role.

Disease analysis: Strengthening the care of the body after cerebral hemorrhage** can effectively prevent the occurrence of sequelae. Usually, cerebral hemorrhage is mainly related to the rubbing and sclerosis of cerebral blood vessels. It is recommended to control your diet more, be more light and less greasy.

At the same time, it is necessary to adjust the mood and avoid emotional anxiety. Exercising properly is good for the body.

Introduction] about the sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage: symptoms of sequelae of cerebral hemorrhageThe most common sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage is hemiplegia, which is manifested as muscle weakness of one limb, unfavorable activity or complete inability to move, often accompanied by sensory impairment of the same limb such as cold and heat, pain and other sensory loss or complete ignorance. Sometimes it can be accompanied by ipsilateral visual field defects.

Intracerebral hemorrhage accidents of a large range or multiple times** can save the mind and mind.

Other causes include cerebrovascular malformations, aneurysms, cerebral arteritis, hematologic disorders, after the use of thrombolytic anticoagulants, amyloid angiopathy, and brain tumors.

The clinical manifestations and pathological course of intracerebral hemorrhage depend on the location and amount of bleeding. Most patients have a sudden, abrupt onset of illness, often accompanied by headache and vomiting, which is caused by a sudden increase in intracranial pressure. The disease peaks within minutes or hours, and in severe cases, loss of consciousness occurs, which is life-threatening.

Therefore, the key to internal medicine is to reduce intracranial pressure, cerebral edema and control blood pressure, while properly managing complications such as asphyxia, gastrointestinal bleeding, lung infections and cardiac symptoms. This article discusses the acute phase of intracerebral hemorrhage**, with an emphasis on the management of complications.

The acute phase of intracerebral hemorrhage refers to the onset of the disease for 3 to 4 weeks. The three principles of resuscitation of intracerebral hemorrhage are to manage blood pressure, manage intracerebral pressure, and manage comorbidities. The patient is absolutely bedridden, avoiding emotional tension, keeping quiet, paying attention to head elevation 15-20 degrees.

Coma patients are placed in a semi-lateral decubitus position, with their heads tilted to one side, given intermittent oxygen inhalation, keeping the respiratory tract open, observing vital signs at any time, and preventing aspiration after vomiting, etc., and strictly following the routine treatment of coma patients.

Bleeding caused by head trauma is generally subarachnoid hemorrhage or sub-hard hemorrhage, the purpose of surgery is to stop the bleeding as soon as possible, clear the congestion, and minimize the damage to the brain caused by trauma.

The craniotomy should be a craniotomy to remove the blood clot. Some of the effects are good, depending on the location and recovery

Eat less greasy and more bland foods. Do appropriate restorative exercises.

The causes of cerebral hemorrhage are mainly related to the lesions and sclerosis of cerebral blood vessels. The lesions of blood vessels are closely related to hyperlipidemia, diabetes, hypertension, aging of blood vessels, smoking, etc., and the most common sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage is hemiplegia, which is manifested as muscle weakness of one limb, unfavorable activity or complete inability to move, often accompanied by sensory impairment of the same limb such as heat and cold, pain and other sensory loss or complete ignorance. Sometimes it can be accompanied by ipsilateral visual field defects.

The main manifestations of the common sequelae of intracerebral hemorrhage, mental and intellectual disability: a large range or multiple ** cerebral hemorrhage accidents, can leave mental and intellectual disabilities: such as personality changes, negative pessimism, depression, mental atrophy, irritable aphasia, cerebral hemorrhage sequelae type aphasia.

Motor aphasia is a condition in which the patient is able to understand the words of others but is unable to express themselves. Sensory aphasia has no language impairment, but it cannot understand other people's words or understand what they are saying, which is manifested as answering questions that are not asked, and talking to oneself.