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Intracerebral hemorrhage usually refers to bleeding in the brain, and the signs include headache, vomiting, and confusion. The most common type of cerebral hemorrhage is hypertensive cerebral arteriosclerosis.

If the body is dizzy, vomiting, and confused, it is likely that there will be a sudden cerebral hemorrhage, and relevant examinations should be performed.

In general, symptoms such as headache, nausea, and vomiting will occur, and then bleeding from the frontal lobe is more likely to cause personality changes, and bleeding from the occipital lobe is more likely to cause changes in vision.

Cerebral haemorrhage. It usually injures the surrounding brain parenchyma, or optic nerve, if it is in the basal ganglia, or the internal capsule.

If there is bleeding in the brain, it will generally lead to paralysis of the patient's contralateral limb, or paresthesia, and hemianopia, but if the hemorrhage of the patient's brain occurs in the brainstem, it will generally affect the patient's heart rate and breathing, causing the patient to be prone to respiratory and cardiac arrest, and severe hemorrhage will also cause the patient to induce brain herniation.

Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to go to the hospital as soon as possible, and give surgery ** or mannitol in time.

and other drugs to dehydrate and lower intracranial pressure.

Cerebral haemorrhage. It usually damages the surrounding human brain or the nerve of the eye, if it is in the basal ganglia area.

Or in the internal capsule, bleeding from the head occurs, which usually causes hemiplegia on the other side of the patient's body.

Or feel that there is an abnormality, and at the same time there will be hemianopia, but if the patient's head bleeding occurs in the spinal cord, it will generally directly affect the patient's heartbeat and inhalation, causing the patient to be very prone to inspiratory cardiac arrest, in addition to more serious hemorrhage, will continue to prompt the patient to cause cerebral hemorrhage, so the patient must go to the hospital as soon as possible, immediately give surgery for treatment, or use glycerol fructose and other drugs to dry out and reduce intracranial pressure.

Clinical. The condition of upper cerebral thrombosis is also associated with the location of bleeding, the efficiency of bleeding, and the amount of bleeding. Generally, intracerebral hemorrhage is a subacute condition, if the amount of bleeding is very small and the symptoms are very mild, the symptoms are likely to be different depending on the location of the bleeding, and some patients only have mild dizziness.

If it is a bleeding from the spinal cord, the patient may often experience dizziness and even speech impairment in the early stage, and syncope will occur as the disease progresses. If it is bleeding from the inner capsule, the amount is not very large, and numbness on one side of the body will occur, which is uncomfortable and similar to cerebral infarction.

symptoms. If there is a lot of bleeding, the general condition in clinical medicine is relatively serious, and the initial patient will generally have a strong headache, and the pain is very unbearable.

Patients with cerebral thrombosis generally have a sudden onset during theme activities or emotional excitement, and patients often suddenly have difficulty walking on their hands and feet, poor speech, and confusion. Different patients have different symptoms because of the different bleeding sites. For example, patients with mid-cerebral hemorrhage may have other hemiplegia, hemiparalysis, obstruction of gazing upwards, and loss of consciousness in some patients.

Patients with pontine hemorrhage generally develop syncope, patients with a small amount of pontine hemorrhage on one side may develop hemiplegia, and patients with pontine hemorrhage on both sides may develop syncope in addition to developing syncope, some patients will have small pupil pins, and patients may have decerebrated rigidity, accompanied by central hyperthermia. Patients with thalamic hemorrhage are usually confused and very clear, and patients may develop the hindbrain.

Pain and pain are accompanied by severe nausea and vomiting, dizziness, and cerebellar ataxia.

In life, you will feel very weak, and you will also feel that high blood pressure will cause blood diseases, and there will be a large amount of bleeding, and the bleeding speed will be very fast. Sometimes memory is deteriorating and language is not clear.

There may be dizziness, headaches, nausea, vomiting, and coma.

It may cause symptoms of nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, numbness in the hands and feet.

Introduction: Cerebral hemorrhage will have some symptoms in the body before the onset of the disease, there will be headache and dizziness, which is also because of the sudden problem caused by the damage to the brain nerve cells, if the amount of bleeding is relatively small, the dizziness or pain is relatively small, but the amount of bleeding is very large, nausea and vomiting may occur, and some will be manifested in the body face or limbs suddenly blind and cause problems such as slurred speech, hearing loss, etc. This is also due to the lack of blood supply to the blood vessels in the brain, which causes the brain to malfunction. Some elderly patients may experience drowsiness, but some people may think it is caused by physical exhaustion, but in fact they have a problem with cerebral hemorrhage.

There are actually many causes of cerebral hemorrhage, such as high blood pressure, such as high blood pressure for a long time, the pressure in the blood vessels will be too high, which will cause the blood vessel wall to become thinner, and when the blood pressure rises, it is very easy to rupture the blood vessels, thus causing cerebral hemorrhage. In addition, heavy alcohol consumption can also cause an increase in blood pressure or cause changes in the coagulation mechanism, thereby inducing cerebral hemorrhage, and some heart diseases can also induce some, such as coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction, arrhythmia and other problems. In addition, there is diabetes and hyperlipidemia, which can cause changes in the walls of blood vessels, thereby increasing the risk of cerebral hemorrhage.

If you want to prevent cerebral hemorrhage, you need to ensure that your body is in a healthy state in your daily life, avoid overwork, and control your blood pressure. It is also necessary to maintain a good mood, avoid excessive mood swings, and should also adhere to the eating habits of less salt, less sugar and low fat, avoid eating more animal liver foods, and also pay attention to weather changes, and do a good job of cold and warmth, otherwise the cold weather will lead to vasoconstriction, which will cause cerebral hemorrhage.

Finally, cerebral hemorrhage is a common disease, and now cerebral hemorrhage is also a disease that many patients will suffer, and it is also very easy to lead to death, so we must pay more attention to it, if there are some signs, do not hesitate to go to the hospital for investigation in time.

The body will show signs of weakness in the limbs, signs of dizziness, signs of loss of appetite, signs of lack of sleep, and signs of stomach pain. So when we have this situation, we must go to the hospital to do the corresponding **.

First, I feel dizzy, second, my chest is tight, third, I feel flustered, fourth, I feel my hands are numb, and fifth, I suddenly can't see the road under my feet.

Headache, nausea, vomiting, slurred speech, physical weakness, blurred vision.

Frequent nosebleeds, decreased hearing and vision, numbness in the limbs, stiff tongue, neurological dysfunction, and frequent headaches and dizziness are all signs that precede the onset of a cerebral hemorrhage.

Cerebral hemorrhage is a common disease in middle-aged and elderly people, but with the continuous development of social economy, the pressure of young people is increasing, resulting in cerebral hemorrhage at a younger age. I hope that everyone can learn to pay attention to their physical health in life, whether it is young or old, in life to go to the hospital for a timely physical examination, if there are nosebleeds, hearing and vision loss, limbs numbness and other symptoms, must pay attention to it, to avoid other problems.

1. What kind of disease is cerebral hemorrhage?

Patients with cerebral hemorrhage usually have a history of thrombolysis, anticoagulation, antiplatelet and chronic hypertension, so we must learn to understand our physical health in our daily life, and if there are other symptoms such as headache and dizziness, we must go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Cerebral hemorrhage is a dynamic process, cerebral hemorrhage will continue to expand 6 hours after the onset of the hematoma, only 5% of patients will have hematoma expansion after 12 hours of onset, cerebral hemorrhage is also a sudden disease, if you can't do it in time, it is likely to cost your life.

2. What are the signs of cerebral hemorrhage?

If hypertensive patients often have nosebleeds, it is likely to produce cerebral hemorrhage within half a year, so we must learn to test our physical condition in life, and at the same time, it should be noted that if you squat for a long time and stand up, the numbness of the legs and feet is serious, it is likely that the viscosity of the blood in the body is too high, which also has the risk of sudden cerebral hemorrhage.

3. How to prevent sudden cerebral hemorrhage?

We all know that cerebral hemorrhage has a great relationship with the fluidity of blood, so we must pay attention to drinking more water in our lives, and it is best to drink a glass of water half an hour before getting up in the morning and going to bed at night, so as to better promote our blood flow and avoid cerebral hemorrhage.

1. Dizziness is generally occurring. 2. Sometimes walking will be shaky. 3. There will be a feeling of confusion in the head. Fourth, there is a feeling of congestion all over the body. Fifth, the heart is more irritable.

The body will experience symptoms of dizziness, headaches, vomiting, nausea, and a series of complications.

Before the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, the body will have signs such as weakness, dizziness, headache, numbness of limbs, significant loss of hearing and vision, stiff tongue, and fainting.

The body may have sudden convulsions, poor breathing, dizziness, and people will be very weak and have no energy, and these symptoms will appear.

Before a cerebral hemorrhage, the body will have these distress signals: numbness in the hands and feet, slurred or even unable to speak, unable to lift legs and arms, etc.

A cerebral hemorrhage is a serious condition in which a blood vessel in the brain ruptures, causing blood to flow into the brain. Before a cerebral hemorrhage occurs, there are some distress signals in the body that remind us to seek medical attention in time. These signals include, but are not limited to, the following:

Headache: A cerebral hemorrhage is often preceded by a severe headache, which, unlike a normal headache, tends to come on suddenly and is accompanied by extremely severe pain. Some describe it as a feeling of "being tapped" or "like **".

2.Altered consciousness: Before a cerebral hemorrhage, patients may experience confusion, loss of consciousness, or even coma. They may show confusion, slurred speech, or an inability to understand the words of others.

3.Muscle weakness: Because a cerebral hemorrhage affects the nervous system, people may experience muscle weakness, numbness in their limbs, or inability to move normally. Sometimes, the sensation is confined to just one part of the body.

4.Speech disorders: Before a cerebral hemorrhage, patients may have difficulty speaking or be unable to speak normally. They may find themselves unable to organize their language or have problems with slurred speech.

5.Changes in vision: Cerebral hemorrhage can sometimes cause visual abnormalities such as blurred eyes, loss of visual field, or loss of focus of the eyes.

6.Dizziness or fainting: Before a cerebral hemorrhage, people may feel dizzy or faint suddenly. This is a symptom caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain.

7.Difficulty with language comprehension: People may have difficulty understanding what others are saying and cannot understand what they are saying correctly.

8.Neurological impairment: Cerebral hemorrhage can lead to impaired neurological function, manifested by numbness, muscle weakness, and even hemiplegia in the face or on one side of the body.

When we find ourselves or others with the above distress signals, we should immediately call the emergency services** and send the patient to the hospital for professional treatment** as soon as possible. Early diagnosis and ** cerebral hemorrhage can prevent serious consequences. Remember, for such a serious condition as cerebral hemorrhage, self-treatment is absolutely not advisable and it is crucial to receive guidance from a professional doctor.

Before a cerebral hemorrhage, the body will experience headaches, changes in consciousness, muscle weakness, speech problems, vision changes, dizziness or fainting, difficulty understanding speech, and other distress signals. Once these symptoms are noticed, do not take them lightly and seek medical attention immediately to ensure the safety of yourself or others.

1. Before the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, people may have frequent nosebleeds.

Nosebleeds are often regarded as a minor problem in life, because when people are on fire in their noses, it will also lead to nosebleeds, and in fact, for some middle-aged and elderly people, if the nose suddenly bleeds, and accompanied by frequent occurrences, this must not be ignored, this may not only be the cause of nasal dryness, because clinical medical studies have found that before the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, people will also have nosebleeds.

2. Before the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, people will have frequent headaches.

We must know that a large part of the reason why people have cerebral hemorrhage is due to the fact that before this, people have suffered from cerebral vascular blockage, due to the damage of human cerebral blood vessels, cerebral blood circulation is blocked, only this situation will occur, and the occurrence of cerebral hemorrhage often indicates that people's cerebral blood vessels are extremely blocked, so before this, people may have headaches and dizziness because of cerebral ischemia.

3. Before the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, people will have abnormal gait.

As we mentioned earlier, the human brain is the commander of the human body, it controls the movement of the human limbs, and before the cerebral hemorrhage occurs, the blood vessels of the human brain will be damaged, and at this time, a large number of human brain cells will die, so the dominance of the human brain will decrease, which will lead to abnormal gait.

4. Before cerebral hemorrhage, people will have blurred vision.

We must know that when the human brain is ischemic or hypoxic, the retinal nerve will also be damaged due to the lack of nutrient supply, so if there is a problem with the human cerebral blood vessels, people's vision will also be affected.