Are there any cases of sequelae of cerebral infarction that cause unsteadiness in walking, weakness

Of course, the sequelae of cerebral infarction include unsteady walking, weakness of hands and feet, because after cerebral infarction, people's consciousness becomes very slow.

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Hello, this can produce sequelae, especially if there is no recovery after half a year, the acute stage is to be hospitalized to stop bleeding, and then nourish the nerves**. The recovery period can be carried out with traditional Chinese medicine oral acupuncture** exercises.

However, most patients have mild disease and no obvious symptoms. Although the lesion of lacunar cerebral infarction is very small, if it occurs in the key parts that control human movement, such as the internal capsule, it may also cause lower limb movement disorders and walking instability. For example, there is a cavity infarction syndrome, called pure motor hemiparesis, which can lead to paralysis of the upper and lower limbs or face.

Lacunar cerebral infarction mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people with long-term hypertension, and it is an acute onset, and there will be no consciousness disorder and headache symptoms, but it can be manifested as mild inflexibility of hand and foot movements, unsteady walking, paresthesia, dysphagia, etc. The prognosis of this disease is relatively good, and there will be no serious sequelae, but it is easy to reverse.

The sequelae of cerebral infarction dizziness is caused by cerebellar and brainstem infarction, cerebellar and brainstem infarction is caused by lesions of the vertebrobasilar artery system, patients present with dizziness, nausea, vomiting, balance disorders, and may also have ataxia, some patients can have difficulty swallowing and choking on drinking water, and in severe cases, consciousness disorders, quadriplegia and bulbar palsy can occur, most patients may be clinical** after positive and correct, and some patients may have certain sequelae. If there are still symptoms and signs of neurological deficit within one year after menstruation, it is called the sequelae period, and the patients who enter the sequelae period have a poor effect, mainly to give ** training to prevent muscle atrophy or contracture and improve the quality of life of patients. The sequelae of cerebellar and brainstem infarction include dizziness, balance disorders and ataxia, bulbar palsy and quadriplegia.

The most common site of cerebral infarction is the basal ganglia, and the symptoms caused by the blockage of the middle cerebral artery are tripartias syndrome: hemiplegia, hemianopia, and hemisensory impairment, which generally leave sequelae. Common sites of cerebral infarction also include the brainstem, and symptoms such as clumsy speech, choking on drinking water, and dizziness often occur.

Cerebral infarction sites are also commonly found in the lobes of the brain, including the frontal, temporal, occipital, and parietal lobes. Cerebellar infarction, if the vermis is infarcted, there will be a balance disorder in the front and back of the body, and a cerebellar lobe infarction will cause a balance disorder in the limbs.

Be. The infarcted brain tissue is irreversible, and some people may regain some motor and sensory functions after cerebral infarction, but others will be left with permanent disabilities.

Cerebral infarction, also known as ischemic stroke, is a disorder of cerebral blood circulation, and localized avascular necrosis or softening of brain tissue caused by ischemia and hypoxia.

Cerebral infarction is a cerebrovascular disease.

The most common type of acute cerebrovascular disease accounts for about 70% of all acute cerebrovascular diseases, and is more common in middle-aged and elderly patients, and the trend of younger people has increased in recent years. The ratio of female to male patients is 1:1.

Atherosclerosis of the large arteries in the skull and neck caused by various causes. The criteria for the classification of cerebral infarction are different, but they all regard atherosclerosis, cardioembolization and arteriolar occlusion as the three main types of cerebral infarction.

Patients with initial cerebral infarction are generally conscious; Impairment of consciousness occurs in the medium term.

Bulbar paralysis, quadriplegia, coma, central hyperthermia, stress ulcers.

Wait; Late concurrent brain herniation.

, often life-threatening, eventually leading to brain death.

There are no specific early symptoms of cerebral infarction, and the symptoms vary depending on the location and size of the infarction, and the cause of blood vessel obstruction.

Before the onset of cerebral infarction, some patients may have paroxysmal sensory and motor dysfunction, such as numbness, paralysis, dizziness, blacklight, etc.

Cerebral infarction has an acute onset and symptoms often peak within seconds or minutes, and immediate medical attention should be sought when:

focal neurological deficits such as hemiplegia and aphasia; Transient dizziness, headache, and ** limb weakness.

The plan for cerebral infarction is determined according to different pathogenesis, clinical types, onset time, etc., and the implementation is based on the principle of individualization. On the basis of general internal medical support**, it can be used as appropriate to improve cerebral circulation, brain protection, and anti-cerebral edema.

measures to lower intracranial pressure.

Cerebral infarction can't**. Due to its ** is atherosclerosis.

Hyperlipidemia. Diabetes.

and other circulatory and metabolic chronic diseases, these diseases cannot be removed, and cerebral infarction will still recur.

In addition to the high mortality rate, cerebral infarction also has a high disability rate, which can lead to paralysis, aphasia, blindness, etc., which will bring heavy psychological and economic burdens to patients, families and society.

Patients should have a healthy diet, balanced nutrition, no smoking and no alcohol, low-salt, low-fat, high-fiber, and sufficient vitamin diet to enhance physical fitness and prevent and treat colds. Patients should actively cooperate**, and if there are sequelae, they should actively carry out psychological ** and daily care, so that they can return to normal social activities.

What causes dizziness and unsteadiness when walking?

1. Internal diseases.

Medical diseases can cause vertigo symptoms, as well as weakness in the limbs and unsteadiness in walking. Therefore, once there is a situation that affects life, you should first actively accept ** and find out ** as soon as possible.

2. Degeneration of cervical vertebrae.

Long-term poor posture, such as long-term use of the computer, or incorrect sleeping posture, is easy to cause cervical spine hyperplasia, deformation, degeneration, and eventually cause muscle soreness, stiffness, cerebral blood circulation disorders, etc., which will also lead to dizziness. In addition, it will also reduce the flexibility of the head and neck, if not only dizziness, but also accompanied by cervical spine soreness, you can go to the neurology department for examination, to determine that it is cervical vertebrae degeneration, and you need to actively do ****.

3. Cerebral arteriosclerosis.

When cerebral atherosclerosis reaches a certain extent, it will also affect the smooth flow of blood, resulting in insufficient blood supply and oxygen supply to the brain, which will cause dizziness, and even physical weakness, walking is unstable, it is easy to fall, and it is necessary to seek medical attention immediately to avoid missing the **** time of stroke.

4. Eye lesions.

The appearance of eye lesions can also cause dizziness, and if you feel dizzy and lightheadedness when looking at things, you should first suspect that there is a problem with your eyes. Sometimes severe myopia can also lead to obvious dizziness and unsteady walking, which need to be paid attention to in life.

5. Migraine.

Migraines are very common and can be triggered by many different factors, which can be related to lack of sleep, stress, hormonal imbalances that can lead to vertigo and, if severe, unsteady walking.

Introduction: Physical health is a concern for everyone, so we usually need to know how to maintain health, you will find that some people with cerebral infarction will have weak legs, what is going on? Let's go and ask the doctor.

1. The reason for the weakness of the legs of people with cerebral infarction

Second, there are many precautions

Because this is a chronic disease, it belongs to the cerebral blood vessel blockage and causes brain cell necrosis, which is related to the arteriosclerosis of the body, so people who have suffered from cerebral infarction for a long time will have weakness in their legs and lose their mobility.

Patients with cerebral infarction have symptoms of weakness in their legs because the central nervous system of the brain is damaged and they are unable to control the movement of their limbs.

In people with cerebral infarction, the brain tissue that controls the legs dies and the nerves are broken, so it can lead to weakness in the legs and even paralysis.