If something happens to the head, it means that the cerebral infarction may have taken place?

Blood clots are a very terrible disease, but do you know that blood battles are more likely to occur in the end? There is no doubt that Liu Ye, the head of the well-known authoritative medical journal, said in an official document that the main cause of death of Chinese residents is cerebral hemorrhage, and the risk of cerebral hemorrhage among Chinese residents ranks first in the world. To make matters worse, many people think that only older people are at higher risk of having a stroke, such as older people with high blood pressure, coronary heart disease, and diabetes, but there is no age limit for stroke, and young people may not know that they will have a stroke except for the elderly.

Staying up late, fatty foods, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, oral contraceptives, lack of exercise, etc., can all trigger stroke.

Cerebral infarction, also known as cerebral infarction and cerebral infarction, is the necrosis and softening of brain tissue caused by cerebral ischemia and hypoxia. There may be noticeable symptoms before the illness arrives. Be alert to cerebral infarction.

So, when a cerebral thrombosis comes, what are the signs in our body? Doctors warn that the most important sign is on the head, and if the following three features appear, they must not be ignored. First, dizziness and headache, after thrombosis, the local blood supply to the blood is interrupted**, and the patient will soon feel headache and dizziness, and sometimes mistakenly think that the patient has a cold.

If ignored, the consequences are unimaginable. Because the best thrombolysis time for the brainstem is 6 minutes**.

Second, if the corners of the mouth are crooked, many people will find that the corners of their mouth are suddenly crooked to one side, and they can't close their mouths, and if they stick out their tongues, their tongues will also be crooked to one side. At this time, be alert to the arrival of brain alarm. Third, the tongue is numb.

Many people may not have dizziness or crooked mouth, but the tongue is numb, the tongue is numb for a while, there is no sensation at all, and there is no sensation at all for food. At this time, it is also necessary to be alert to cerebral hemorrhage. Cerebral infarction is a terrible disease, it will not only lead to high mortality, but also lead to a high disability rate, many people suffer from cerebral infarction, leaving one arm hemiplegia, need to use a wheelchair for a lifetime, and can not take care of themselves, bringing great pain to themselves and their families.

If there are frequent headaches in the head, facial paralysis, and drooling at the corners of the mouth, it means that the cerebral infarction may have been carried out.

If the blood vessels in the brain are blocked, the blood flow will inevitably compress the peripheral nerves, causing dizziness and even headaches.

If you have frequent migraines in your head, then you may have a cerebral infarction that has risen, because this is a cerebral infarction, an early phenomenon, and you will find that half of your head will have frequent pain.

1Severe headache2 When the brain is severely deprived of oxygen, it will yawn to excrete carbon dioxide and increase the body's oxygen content. If it is accompanied by unilateral drooling, it is necessary to be highly vigilant 3 One-time blackening in front of the eyes Insufficient blood supply to the brain can also affect the blood of the retinal nerves** 4 Hard base of the tongue When the head is severely blocked, the blood supply to the brain is insufficient, and the language center of the cerebral cortex will be inhibited, resulting in speech disorders.

Always forgetting things. Frequent feeling of dizziness. Sometimes I feel a headache. Seeing things can be ghosted. The color under the tongue is very dark.

Sometimes the head will be very painful, indicating that the cerebral blood vessels have been blocked, if there are often some yawning behaviors, it means that the brain has been seriously deprived of oxygen, and the eyes will occasionally be black, indicating that the blood supply is insufficient, and the root of the tongue is hard to indicate that the head is very seriously blocked.

Now you usually have dizziness, headache, facial numbness, and crooked mouth and eyes, which means that you have a high chance of suffering from cerebral infarction.

Severe headaches often occur, and when this happens, it means that you may have a cerebral infarction, and you should go to the hospital for check-ups frequently.

Cerebral infarction refers to cerebral blood circulation disorders, brain tissue ischemia, and hypoxic necrosis caused by various reasons (such as atherosclerosis, local blood vessel stenosis, thrombus detachment, arterial inflammation, etc.). Cerebral thrombosis, cerebral embolism, and lacunar cerebral infarction belong to cerebral infarction.

The following is a brief introduction to the symptoms before the onset of cerebral infarction to help you prevent and diagnose it early**.

1. Dizziness and headache: paroxysmal dizziness and headache, obvious dizziness when posture changes, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, tinnitus, encephalitis, and hearing loss.

2. Mobility disorders: limb weakness, numbness, slowness of movement, falling with objects in both hands, unsteady walking, and severe hemiplegia.

3. Unclear consciousness: temporary blurring of consciousness, cognitive ability and memory decline.

4. Unfavorable speech: The involvement of the dominant hemisphere of the brain and the numbness of the tongue are both unfavorable speech, unclear expression, and salivation.

5. Drinking cough: pharyngeal muscle paralysis, causing patients to cough when eating, especially when drinking, if this symptom often occurs, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time, otherwise it is easy to cause aspiration pneumonia and suffocation in severe cases.

6. Visual impairment: blurred vision or visual field defect during mild cerebral hypoxia, transient coma occurs, which can be relieved by resting for dozens of seconds.

7. Sensory disorders: The brain is responsible for the loss of human sensory pathways, and there are sensory loss or hypersensitivity phenomena such as numbness, burning, ant crawling and pinprick sensation.

With the aging of society, the incidence of cerebrovascular diseases is increasing, among which cerebral infarction is the most common. We should regularly go to the hospital to check blood pressure, blood sugar, blood lipids and other indicators; Eat modestly, have a regular schedule and rest, avoid excessive fatigue, quit smoking and limit alcohol; Maintain a good attitude to avoid the occurrence of sadness, joy and anger; If you have a history of cerebral infarction, hypertension, coronary heart disease, etc., you should take anticoagulant, lipid-regulating and plaque-stabilizing drugs for a long time under the guidance of a doctor.

It is likely to be caused by genetic factors, it is likely to be caused by lesions, or because of frequent smoking and alcoholism, or because of bad lifestyle habits, or because of bad mood. Migraines or tingling sensations in the head are common.

It may be that you often stay up late, you don't like to use your brain, you often eat some greasy things, you may drink a lot, and you don't have good work and rest habits. Blurred vision, frequent headaches, often feeling that the brain is not awake, usually feeling numb legs, and very sleepy during the day.

Cerebral infarction is caused by genetic conditions and pathological factors, and the head is severely painful, suddenly dizzy, and even affects the eyesight, and the body often feels soreness and weakness. Indicates that it is a precursor to cerebral infarction.

Brain damage, unreasonable diet, irregular work and rest, frequent drinking, too much mental stress; Dizziness, dizziness, headache, blurred vision, slurred speech, drooling when speaking.

If you usually have frequent headaches in the head, and then sometimes you are very dizzy and unsteady on your feet. The eyes are particularly uncomfortable, and the most serious is central facial paralysis, which can lead to cerebral infarction.

Headaches, dizziness, abnormalities in your eyes, lack of physical energy, drooling, wanting to sleep, and facial paralysis may occur after these conditions may cause cerebral infarction.

Symptoms such as dizziness, headache, visual disturbance, numbness of limbs, stiff tongue, and difficulty in speaking may lead to cerebral infarction.

Headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, drooling, these symptoms may lead to cerebral infarction.

Before cerebral infarction, what are the usual manifestations of the head?

Cerebral infarction is a relatively serious disease, which generally occurs in the elderly, but with the increasing pressure of people in the society, some middle-aged people and even young people have begun to appear slowly, the related symptoms of cerebral infarction are bright, cerebral infarction is also known as stroke, mainly due to cerebral ischemia caused by a relatively rapid onset of the disease, many cerebral infarction patients are very sudden when the onset of the disease, if the cerebral infarction disease can not be prevented in time and **, It is very likely to lead to disability or even death.

In general, the precursor of cerebral infarction is headache or vomiting, and some patients with cerebral infarction have had heart disease, so if there is a sudden headache and vomiting symptoms, and the symptoms are relatively sudden and short, you must go to the hospital for examination to see if it is a precursor to cerebral infarction.

Because cerebral infarction is a disease caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain, we must pay attention to prevention at ordinary times, first of all, we must maintain a good life and rest habits, usually do more physical exercises, so as to improve the vitality of the body, in terms of diet, patients should also be stupid to try to eat less food with high cholesterol, and secondly, for related diseases that may lead to stroke, such as diabetes and high blood pressure, etc., we must do a good job of examination and work at ordinary timesto avoid the occurrence of cerebral infarction caused by these diseases. Especially for people with three highs, the probability of suffering from cerebral infarction is particularly large, if you have already suffered from the related diseases of the three highs, you must usually do a good job of prevention and work, and lower blood lipids and blood pressure, so that the probability of suffering from cerebral infarction will be greatly reduced, which is also the most effective way to prevent cerebral infarction.

Most patients with cerebral infarction have no clinical signs and symptoms before the attack, and often have a sudden onset in quiet or sleep, and some patients may have a history of frequent transient ischemic attacks before the attack, such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting and balance disorders, ataxia, dysarthria, dysphagia, choking on drinking water, and episodic diplopia. If it is a lesion of the internal carotid artery system, the patient can also have contrived hemimotor dysfunction or speech dysfunction, hemianopia, and sometimes the patient can also have monocular transient amaurosis and so on, which lasts mostly 10-15 minutes, and recovers within 1 hour and does not exceed 24 hours.

There will be headaches, there will be three highs, such as high blood pressure, high blood lipids, diabetes, poor memory, and blackness in front of the eyes.

Headaches, nausea, blackness, drooling, and sleepiness may occur.

Usually the head hurts a lot, and it's also very dizzy. The brain feels very explosive. Memories are confusing. I can't remember what I'm trying to do.

The human body is tenacious and has a strong compensatory effect, and even if the blood vessels are blocked by 30 to 50%, the body does not feel anything. There are even people who are clogged up to 70 to 80% and can still live as usual. Therefore, feeling "normal" in the body before the cerebral infarction occurs is just a false health.

Once the blood vessels are completely blocked, the onset of the disease can occur suddenly. Cerebral infarction (cerebral infarction) refers to cerebral blood circulation disorders, brain tissue ischemia, and hypoxic necrosis caused by a variety of reasons (such as atherosclerosis, local blood vessel stenosis, thrombus detachment, arterial inflammation, etc.). Cerebral thrombosis, cerebral embolism, and lacunar cerebral infarction are all cerebral infarctions.

Transient visual disturbance, sudden blackness in front of the eyes, blurred vision, return to normal after a few minutes, no nausea, dizziness, impaired consciousness, etc., suggest intracranial hemodynamic changes and retinal artery obstruction.

There are also some early signs of cerebral infarction, but at that time we all regarded it as a normal phenomenon, today I will talk to you about the early symptoms of cerebral infarction, when you or people around you have early symptoms of cerebral infarction, you need to be vigilant. Overwork or dentures can also cause drooling, but if you happen to be at high risk of cerebral infarction for chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes, frequent drooling is likely to be closely related to cerebral infarction.

The incidence of cerebral infarction accounts for about 75% of the entire cerebrovascular disease, and its rapid onset and short rescue time make it a disease with high disability and mortality. For patients with cerebral infarction, it is especially important to detect the signs of onset early, when the arteries in the brain begin to become narrowed and not seriously blocked, the body will give corresponding signals, so it is necessary to pay more attention to them. Before the cerebral infarction, did you notice these "transient" symptoms?

Cerebral infarction is a serious disease in which blood clots "stuck" blood vessels, resulting in poor blood circulation, resulting in oxygen inability to supply tissues, resulting in nerve or tissue necrosis.

For example, a patient suddenly develops hemiplegia and aphasia on one limb. Aphasia is when the dominant hemisphere of the brain is damaged, and the patient suddenly becomes unable to speak or suddenly cannot understand words that he or she can normally understand. Patients may also experience a sudden inability to see in one eye and a sudden darkness in one eye, which is complete blindness and cannot see clearly, which is also a precursor to the anterior circulation.

What are the precursors of the post-cycle? The posterior circulation is the vertebral basilar artery. For example, vertebrobasilar ischemia may cause sudden dizziness and impaired consciousness.

Impaired consciousness is the sudden loss of consciousness and coma. Transient amnesia may also occur. What is transient amnesia?

For example, if you have just eaten with the patient and come back, without drinking alcohol, the person suddenly forgets that you just had a meal with you, and is completely unaware of what just happened, which is called transient amnesia. The third symptom is that the limbs suddenly fall down when walking, and then recover quickly. These are called precursors of stroke.