Urgent!! On the issue of subarachnoid hemorrhage, urgent authority is urgently requested!!

If an aneurysm is diagnosed on contrast, it should be an aneurysm. There's basically nothing wrong with that.

The aneurysm must be **, otherwise the second bleeding will be more troublesome.

There are two ways: 1. Craniotomy and aneurysm clipping, which is to clip the neck of the aneurysm with an aneurysm clip. This method is the most reliable, but there are certain risks, and it is necessary to find a mature hospital and doctor to do it. Around 2-30,000.

2. Endovascular **, aneurysm embolization, similar to angiography, from the blood vessel into the aneurysm with a microcatheter and a microcoil to fill the aneurysm. This method is relatively less risky, but there is a possibility of **, and the cost is very high, estimated to start at 100,000.

Rest in bed for more than four weeks.

My mother also got this disease last year, and she was cured by the intervention of Zhejiang Second Hospital, and she is currently recovering well, and I have a deep understanding of this disease:

1.Your mother is very dangerous, and if there is a second hemorrhage, her life is in danger at any time! The first bleeding is most likely to occur in 3-4 weeks, and my mother had a second bleeding at 4 weeks, the day before the operation, and finally escaped.

2.What hospital is your mother in, and what are the doctors' medical skills and ethics? Generally speaking, the doctor's diagnosis is more accurate, because after all, human life is at stake!

3.If you want to be a mother**, you have to choose surgery**! And the ** period after surgery is very long, there is nothing else to be done!

Surgery is risky, but the disease has been dragging on without surgery, and the risk is even greater! At this time, we can only hope for the doctor, and hope for God's blessing!

4.Congenital malformations of cerebrovascular vessels can also cause subarachnoid hemorrhage. Your mother's angiography diagnosis of an aneurysm can't be wrong.

Hope mine is helpful to you! I wish your mother a speedy **!

Hello! Subarachnoid hemorrhage is not a very serious condition and is common to many relatively healthy people. Subarachnoid hemorrhage is different from cerebral infarction or cerebral embolism, and being sober-minded is a proof that there is no need to make a big fuss and mobilize the public.

As for the ** phone bill, there is no fixed amount.

Diagnosis based on the clinical data you provide: subarachnoid hemorrhage. Subarachnoid hemorrhage in the elderly is mostly caused by arteriosclerosis, it is necessary to pay attention to the absolute state leather stool bed for 4-6 weeks to prevent rebleeding, the general time of rebleeding is about the 14th day of the onset, and the prevention and treatment of cerebral vasospasm should be treated with nimodipine, hemostats, dehydration and intracranial pressure reduction.

Liu Xiuzhuang, Affiliated Hospital of Shaanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Clinic**.

Cerebral angiography or CT angiography (CTA) should be performed as soon as possible after the diagnosis of SAH is confirmed, and craniotomy or endovascular embolization should be prepared as soon as possible once a ruptured intracranial aneurysm is confirmed**. The main purpose of SAH** is to prevent and treat complications such as rebleeding, vasospasm and hydrocephalus, and to reduce mortality and disability.

General and symptomatic management.

Monitor changes in vital and neurological signs to keep the airway open and maintain stable breathing and circulation. Stay in bed quietly, avoid agitation and exertion, keep the stool smooth, and apply sedative, antitussive and antiepileptic drugs symptomatically.

Lowers intracranial pressure.

Appropriately limit fluid intake to prevent and treat hyponatremia. Dehydrating agents such as mannitol and furosemide are commonly used in clinical practice to reduce intracranial pressure, and albumin can also be used as appropriate. When accompanied by a large intracerebral hematoma, surgical removal of the hematoma may be performed to reduce intracranial pressure and save lives.

Prevention and treatment of rebleeding.

1) Rest quietly and stay in bed for 4-6 weeks; (2) To control blood pressure, patients may have high blood pressure due to severe pain, and pay attention to removing pain and other triggers. (3) The use of antifibrinolytic drugs to prevent rebleeding caused by the dissolution of blood clots around the aneurysm, commonly used drugs are aminocaproic acid, aminotoluic acid, etc.; (4) Surgical removal of the aneurysm is the best way to prevent aneurysmal SAH rebleeding.

Prevention and treatment of cerebral vasospasm.

1) Maintain blood volume and blood pressure, if necessary, give colloid volume expansion, dopamine intravenous drip, 3h** (hypervolemia, blood pressure, hemodilution) is more commonly used in foreign countries for **SAH posterior cerebral vasospasm. (2) Early use of nimodipine calcium antagonists. (3) Early surgery to remove the aneurysm and remove the blood clot.

Prevention and treatment of hydrocephalus.

1) Give acetazolamide to inhibit cerebrospinal fluid secretion, or apply dehydration drugs such as mannitol and furosemide. (2) Cerebrospinal fluid shunt can be performed when internal medicine is ineffective: ventriculo-atrial or ventricle-abdominal shunt, so as not to aggravate brain damage.

Hello, to clarify the cause of bleeding, the current subarachnoid hemorrhage can be divided into surgery** and intervention**, but the specific how**depends on the actual situation of the patient**, and you can follow the doctor's instructions when you go to the hospital; Sanbo Brain Department Good luck