What should I do if I have cerebral congestion, urgent! As the title suggests, thank you

**In principle, I won't say much about it, depending on the extent of the bruising, if it is serious, consider surgery, you are not talking about the details of how old the patient is. There is also a lot of money to prepare It is divided into places and hospitals This can't be so good for you If the bleeding is not as much as he is conservative ** It is estimated that it will not take much money If there is a lot of bruising and surgery is needed, the cost will be at least tens of thousands I am talking about the cost of surgery Oh the others are not counted Just listen to the doctor's words It is estimated that you have no emergency surgery It is estimated that you can be conservative I hope your mother will be able to keep ** as soon as possible.

In terms of symptoms, the patient has left upper limb movement disorder with "bulbar palsy" (slurred speech, dysphagia), which should be a basal hemorrhagic symptom, and the patient should also be accompanied by left lower limb dysfunction. The acute stage is absolute bed rest, control blood pressure and blood sugar, correct water and electrolyte imbalances, dehydration and reduce intracranial pressure, prevent the formation of brain herniation, ** complications, and prevent lung and urinary tract infections. After the acute phase, early mobilization (early active and passive activity, which can promote the functional recovery of the limbs) paralyzed limbs, exercise swallowing function, and prevent choking and aspiration pneumonia.

After about a month of conservative **, it should be able to soften the bleeding absorption. The cost can be in the thousands. Wishing you good health!

There are two methods of cerebral congestion, medical and surgical, but they need to be carried out according to the severity of the patient's condition. Cerebral congestion refers to non-traumatic intraparenchymal hemorrhage that forms a hematoma. Cerebral congestion is divided into two conditions: mild cerebral congestion and severe cerebral congestion.

1. Mild cerebral congestion.

Patients with mild cerebral congestion usually present with symptoms such as dizziness, headache, sweating, and general weakness, which are sudden. Mild cerebral congestion is mainly used to reduce intracranial pressure** and neuroprotection**, mainly in internal medicine**. Mild cerebral congestion includes dehydration and hypothermia**, elevated intracranial pressure may be a mass effect and tissue edema in the early stage, cerebral edema will reach a peak 3-5 days after cerebral hemorrhage, dehydration can reduce cerebral edema, reduce intracranial pressure, and prevent the formation of cerebral herniation.

Hypothermia** is an adjunct to cerebral stasis, which can reduce cerebral edema, reduce free radical production, promote the recovery of neurological deficits, and improve patient prognosis. At the same time, patients can take drugs under the guidance of a doctor**, common drugs are Oxiracetam, Piracetam, Citicoline, etc. Patients should pay attention to daily blood pressure control and try to keep blood pressure in a stable state to prevent cerebral hemorrhage again.

2. Severe cerebral congestion.

Severe cerebral congestion is generally surgical**, and when the patient's cerebral congestion is serious or even life-threatening, surgery is required as soon as possible**. The main surgical methods include decompression, craniotomy and hematoma removal of small bone window, and ventricular puncture and drainage. Surgery** is mainly to remove the hematoma by craniotomy, reduce intracranial pressure, and save lives.

Suggestion: Analysis: Hello, most of the cerebral congestion is induced by high blood pressure, so the key is to control blood pressure and avoid other high-risk factors, such as high blood sugar, high blood lipids, mood swings, trauma, etc.

Guidance: If cerebral congestion is caused by hypertension, long-acting antihypertensive drugs should be taken as soon as possible to control blood pressure, such as calcium ion antagonists nifedipine extended-release tablets, amlodipine, felodipine, etc., or angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors fosinopril, serapril, etc. Pay attention to light diet, regular work and rest, balanced diet, emotional stability, combination of work and rest, and other conditioning.

The more cerebral congestion attacks, the more sequelae symptoms will be, depending on the degree of the disease, some symptoms may be left and it is difficult to re**, and the mild ones can still be basically cured.

Generally, a preliminary judgment needs to be made based on ** and symptoms. Accurate diagnosis requires CT examination in the early stage, and MRI (magnetic resonance resonance) examination is generally required for chronic diagnosis.

**: If there is brain trauma, hypertension, cerebrovascular malformation, etc.; Symptoms: Generally, there will be headache, dizziness, some patients will have limb movement or disorder failure, and the examination will find that the muscle strength of one side of the body is decreased or the pathological reflex is positive.

With the above factors, it is necessary to do a brain CT examination in time to determine whether there is cerebral hemorrhage (some people call it "cerebral hemorrhage", but not "congestion scale").

The above comments are for your reference.