What are the symptoms of acute cerebral infarction?

Generally speaking, the symptoms of acute cerebral infarction mainly include hemiplegia, and some patients have motor dysfunction, that is, after the patient wakes up in the morning, he finds that one limb cannot move or the muscle strength decreases, or the limb is ineffective. Some patients may also have paresthesia abnormalities, such as numbness or ant walking sensation in one limb, or paresthesia sensitivity. In addition, some patients with acute cerebral infarction may have snorting, coma, high fever, and even cerebral herniation, resulting in frequent vomiting, and even clinical manifestations such as hematemesis, and some patients have died as a result.

Acute cerebral infarction refers to a condition in which the cerebral blood vessels are rapidly blocked due to various factors, resulting in rapid atrophy of the brain in the corresponding blood supply area, resulting in autonomic nerve damage. There are many factors that cause acute cerebral infarction, mainly including vascular factors, blood night factors, and cardiovascular system factors. The more critical vascular factor is atherosclerosis, which leads to the gradual narrowing of the lumen due to the thickness of the intima of the arteries, and the foramen vessels are more likely to cause ischemic aggravation due to such narrowness, and eventually lead to cerebral infarction.

Blood night factors are mainly caused by various factors such as the increase of blood night viscosity, and the increase in production components, mainly including blood glucose, blood cells, white blood cell count, high platelets, and increased fibrin, etc., may cause too much residue in the blood vessels, produce atherosclerotic spots, and further produce venous thrombosis, block blood vessels, and lead to cerebral infarction. Cardiovascular factors include heart failure, low blood pressure, and iron deficiency anemia leading to insufficient intravascular blood supply to the arteries, reduced flow velocity, and long-term ischemic. Further exacerbate the problem of cerebral ischemia and cerebral infarction.

When acute cerebral infarction occurs, if the condition is still in the subacute stage, you can choose the best methods of Western medicine. For example, the use of thrombolytic drugs, fiber-lowering drugs for treatment, but also symptomatic drugs; When the condition worsens, surgery may be an option. If the acute cerebral infarction is in the recovery period of surgery, you can take traditional Chinese medicine dialectically**, or choose acupuncture**, etc.

Cerebral infarction is very harmful to health, and it is important to be proactive in preventing it. In daily life, you should exercise sufficiently, manipulate weights, and reduce blood pressure levels. It is also necessary to prevent smoking and drinking, cultivate a good daily life and diet, pay attention to the blood pressure and blood sugar levels, and deal with any abnormalities if they are found.

If you have uncomfortable symptoms such as headache, nausea and vomiting, you should take proactive medication**.

The onset is acute, with a sudden headache at rest. Limb paralysis occurs, which can manifest as unilateral or bilateral limb paralysis. Slurred speech, nausea, vomiting, blurring, confusion, etc. Comatose, which occurs when the condition is severe.

There are mild hemiplegia limb hemiplegia, as well as dizziness, headache, nausea, vertigo, aphasia, coma and so on, which are all symptoms of acute cerebral infarction, and we must pay attention to this situation.

Decreased muscle strength, coma, high fever, vomiting, confusion, etc. are all symptoms of acute cerebral infarction.