Do you end up dying after a stroke? The onset of a stroke?

Stroke, also known as stroke, includes cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage, and is a general term for acute cerebrovascular diseases. The severity of the disease depends on the specific location and scope of the stroke, and severe stroke will cause sudden fainting, confusion, incontinence, accompanied by crooked mouth, aphasia, involuntary movement of limbs and other symptoms, and even death. Due to the high incidence, high mortality, high disability rate, and high incidence of stroke, it is necessary to actively control the risk factors of stroke.

Stroke kills. If the stroke occurs in the medulla oblongata, the center of respiration and circulation, the patient may die suddenly. If the stroke occurs in the brainstem, and the amount of infarction and bleeding is relatively large, and the edema is more obvious, the patient will have brain herniation and will die.

If the stroke occurs in the cerebral hemispheres, the area of cerebral infarction is relatively large due to ischemic stroke, and cerebral herniation will also form when the brain is edema, which will squeeze the brain stem downward, and there will be arrest of breathing and circulation, and death will also occur. If the hemorrhage is relatively large and breaks into the ventricles, affecting the circulation of cerebrospinal fluid and forming hydrocephalus, the patient will also die. Therefore, a stroke is fatal, and there is a direct correlation with the location of the stroke and the severity of the stroke.

Stroke is a general term for cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral thrombosis. The mortality rate varies depending on the location of intracerebral hemorrhage, and the mortality rate is very high in severe brainstem hemorrhage. Cerebral infarction is also life-threatening due to large-scale cerebral thrombosis, and the mortality rate of cerebral thrombosis is lower than that of cerebral hemorrhage.

The effect of stroke in traditional Chinese medicine is very good, after all, traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to finding the root cause, first of all, you need to understand the cause of stroke, whether it is blocked by qi and blood, or stagnation in the heart, and then use medicine to dredge, so that the effect of the symptom is better. However, after a stroke, it is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, so that you can accurately understand your physical condition, and you can know when you recover. The diet is mainly light, be sure not to stay up late, and don't get angry.

Question 1: Will a stroke lead to death? Can it be completely **?

Analysis: Stroke is a sudden acute cerebrovascular blood circulation disorder due to various reasons, resulting in headache, impaired consciousness and even hemiplegia, unable to speak and other symptoms. Stroke occurs when the human brain is damaged due to ischemia.

If the scope of brain damage is small, the degree of stroke is mild; On the contrary, it can lead to a serious stroke. Because of brain damage, the parts of the body controlled by the damaged part cannot function as usual, and half of the body is paralyzed. The greater the extent of the brain damage, the more defects the patient has to endure.

Unlike other cells in the human body, brain cells that die from a stroke do not have the ability to regenerate and cannot produce new cells. Opinions: The main thing is to check the brain CT to see and then use some blood-activating drugs for symptomatic ** and use some drugs to nourish the cranial nerves for symptomatic ** to prevent complications of life care:

Pay attention to intensive exercises to avoid complications.

Question 2: Will I die immediately after a stroke? Hello, such as cerebral hemorrhage, can die, and sudden cerebral infarction can also be life-threatening.

Treatment within three hours of a stroke is more effective. At present, the best stroke is biological cells. Biological cells are diseased through cell implantation, and the effect is remarkable.

Question 3: Can people die from a stroke? Stroke can also die, cerebral hemorrhage** is mainly some support**, such as controlling blood pressure, reducing intracranial pressure, maintaining the balance of water electrolytic silver, paying attention to body temperature and preventing epilepsy, etc., the effect is generally very poor.

Serious life-threatening. There are two types of stroke, one is hemorrhagic stroke such as cerebral hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage, etc., which is extremely risky; The other is ischemic stroke, such as cerebral infarction, which is relatively less dangerous. To confirm the type of diagnosis, CT examination of the head is generally required.

Question 4: Will the elderly die from a stroke? Look at your situation, the old man has had a stroke.

Now it has been salvaged. The elderly will get better after the stroke is rescued, but it is necessary to pay attention to frequent reexamination, the latent period of the disease is half a year, and the situation can basically stabilize after half a year. Pay attention to your diet and pay attention to the mood of the elderly.

I wish your old man a speedy recovery and good health.

Stroke, also known as cerebrovascular accident. Generally, it is divided into two categories: hemorrhagic stroke such as cerebral hemorrhage and subarachnoid hemorrhage, and ischemic stroke such as cerebral artery thrombosis and cerebral embolism. This disease is more common in patients over 40 years old, with pre-existing atherosclerosis, hypertension, cerebrovascular malformations, and heart disease.

Most of them are induced by mood swings, anxiety and irritation, alcohol consumption, and excessive nervousness.

A stroke is often preceded by typical or atypical symptoms, known as a precursor to stroke. The common ones are:

Vertigo: episodic vertigo, consciously spinning around, accompanied by wind-like tinnitus, temporary loss of hearing, nausea and vomiting, nystagmus, usually lasting a few seconds or tens of seconds, multiple reversals, can be several times a day, or once in a few weeks or months.

Headache: The pain is mostly concentrated in the temples and lasts for a few seconds or minutes, often with chest tightness and palpitations. Some people present with a total headache or significant pain in the frontal occipital area, accompanied by blurred vision and confusion.

Visual impairment: blurred vision, diplopia, hemianopia on one side occur quickly; or a brief period of paroxysmal visual loss, which returns to normal in an instant.

Numbness: Intermittent numbness of the face, lips, tongue, hands, feet, or upper and lower limbs, which is partial, or complete, and gradually expands, and even loses pain or hot and cold sensation for a short time, but quickly returns to normal.

Paralysis: transient weakness of one limb, inability to move the limb, unsteady walking as if drunk, uncoordinated limb movements, or sudden loss of control for several minutes, accompanied by decreased sensation and numbness in the limbs.

Sudden fall to the ground: Sudden weakness of the limbs and fall when the head is turned rapidly or the upper limbs are repeatedly moved, but the unconscious and conscious can immediately stand up on their own.

Memory loss: Sudden retrograde amnesia, inability to recall recent or recent events.

Aphasia: slurred speech, unable to speak when you want to, or hoarseness with difficulty swallowing.

Pain: It usually occurs during sitting or sleeping, and the muscles of one hand or foot have intermittent cramps or pain.

Disorientation: Temporary disorientation, including time, place, and people cannot be recognized normally, and some people cannot be read or perform simple calculations.

Mental abnormalities: emotional instability, irritability or abnormal excitement, nervousness, and some manifestations of confusion and helplessness.

Once the above signs of stroke appear, indicating that the stroke is about to occur in the near future, especially for patients with pre-existing hypertension, atherosclerosis, heart disease, and diabetes, they should be vigilant and take active preventive measures: such as leaving the construction site, on the road, next to the stove, near deep water and other dangerous situations, and moving to a safe place to prevent other accidental injuries after the stroke and fall. Stay on bed rest completely to improve your mood, stay calm, and avoid emotional agitation; Insist on taking the corresponding medication according to the doctor's instructions, regularly monitor blood pressure, and adjust the dosage of medication in time;

The onset of stroke can lead to the following hazards:

1. Inconvenience of physical movement is one of the serious hazards caused by stroke. Hemiplegia is a typical symptom of stroke, and the occurrence of this chain of closed symptoms will lead to severe restriction of the patient's behavioral activities.

2. The onset of stroke will also lead to the occurrence of memory loss in patients, and with the continuous development and aggravation of the disease, the decline in memory will become more and more obvious.

3. The occurrence of stroke will seriously endanger the patient's brain function and lead to the manifestation of abnormal symptoms of cognitive impairment. In fact, the onset of Zhongzheng Li Feng is mainly caused by the delay in the occurrence of lesions in the blood vessels of the patient's brain, which will affect the normal function of brain tissue and lead to some serious complications.

4. The great decline in the quality of life is a relatively serious harm caused by the onset of stroke, and the onset of stroke will not only affect and damage the normal life of patients, but also cause certain distress and damage to their families.

5. Stroke with a more serious condition may also endanger the life safety of patients, so we must control stroke as soon as possible to avoid the occurrence of too serious disease, so as to effectively reduce the mortality rate of stroke.

Stroke (stroke) is a disease in which the brain is dysfunctional due to insufficient blood supply to the brain or the rupture of blood vessels, and is one of the leading causes of death for our residents. So, why is there such a high incidence of stroke?

First of all, the high incidence of stroke is closely related to poor lifestyle. With the rapid development of the economy and the improvement of living standards, people's lifestyles have undergone great changes. Bad lifestyle habits such as a high-fat and high-salt diet, lack of exercise, smoking, and alcohol abuse increase blood viscosity and thinning of blood vessel walls, thereby increasing the risk of stroke.

Secondly, the aging population is also an important cause of the high incidence of stroke. With the increase of age, the human body function declines, and the incidence of diseases such as arteriosclerosis and dyslipidemia increases, which makes the prevalence of stroke increase. According to statistics, the prevalence of stroke in people over 60 years old is several times higher than in people under 40 years old.

Again, genetic factors are also a factor in contributing to stroke. If a person has a case of stroke in their family, then the risk of the person developing stroke increases. Therefore, attention should be paid to whether there are cases of stroke in the family, and timely prevention and **.

In addition, there are some other factors that can also contribute to the occurrence of stroke, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, etc. Not only do these diseases increase the risk of stroke, but they can also aggravate the aftermath of a stroke.

For the causes of high incidence of stroke, we should take some effective preventive measures. First of all, develop a healthy lifestyle, reduce high-fat and high-salt diets, increase exercise, quit smoking and limit alcohol, etc., to reduce the risk of stroke. Secondly, strengthen the care for the elderly, timely detect and improve chronic diseases such as hypertension and hyperlipidemia, and prevent the occurrence of stroke.

Finally, for people with a family genetic history, regular check-ups and prevention strategies should be emphasized to reduce the risk of stroke.

In summary, there are many reasons for the high incidence of stroke, including poor lifestyle, aging population, genetic factors, and other chronic diseases. In order to reduce the risk of stroke, we should take effective preventive measures, including developing a healthy lifestyle, timely chronic diseases, and strengthening the care of the elderly. At the same time, there is also a need to strengthen stroke publicity and education to raise public awareness and awareness, so as to reduce the morbidity and mortality of stroke and allow people to have healthier lives.

Stroke is complex and diverse. Ischemic pants shout stroke.

Stenosis and occlusion of intracranial and extracranial arteries, cerebral artery embolization, hemodynamic factors, hematologic factors, inflammation.

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Nodular Takayasu's arteritis.

Rheumatoid arthritis.

may contribute to cerebral infarction.

Hemorrhagic stroke: aneurysm.

Cerebral artery malformations, trauma and other factors may cause cerebral hemorrhage.

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Diabetes. Hyperlipidemia.

Atrial fibrillation. Poor lifestyle habits (e.g., staying up late, smoking), overweight and obesity.

Lack of physical activity, hyperhomocysteinemia.

Transient ischemic attack.

Severe stenosis of the internal carotid artery is a risk of stroke.