What are the symptoms of central nervous system abnormalities?

Diseases of the central nervous system present differently depending on the location of the disease and the nature of the lesion.

It can manifest as weakness and numbness of one limb, or it can manifest as weakness and quadriplegia of both limbs, or clumsiness, slurred speech or inability to understand others' speech, confusion of speech, mental abnormalities, cognitive decline, gibberish or visual hallucinations, choking on water, difficulty swallowing, dizziness, headache, unsteady walking, ataxia, and deformation of things. It may also present with abnormal eye movement and respiratory and circulatory arrest. To identify the symptoms, it is necessary to perform a brain magnetic resonance test, and if necessary, a lumbar puncture and other examinations to diagnose the disease, and then carry out the corresponding **.

The more common symptoms of the central nervous system include dizziness, headache, clumsiness, limb weakness and involuntary movement of limbs, as well as clumsy speech, choking on drinking water, dysarthria, and aphasia in severe cases.

The central nervous system includes many parts, the more typical is the cerebral cortex, which is the higher central nervous system in the human brain, and there are lower levels than him, such as the cerebellum, the cerebellum is to control the body's sense of balance, drink a lot of wine and shake because the alcohol paralyzes the cerebellum, causing a short-term paralysis effect of our cerebellum.

Another example is the brain stem, which is the more important thing in the human system, he directs many necessary actions of the human body, such as breathing, people breathe all the time, the brain stem is the central nervous system that directs the human body to breathe, in addition to this, there is also a central nervous system that is also very important, that is, the spinal cord part of our torso.

The importance of this part is self-evident, we all rely on the spine to stand up, and the spine contains many neurons, these neurons are responsible for communicating with the neurons in the brain, that is to say, the brain controls our torso through the nerves of the spinal cord, without this part of the effort, we will become unable to stand. Some people have problems with this aspect because the spinal cord is broken.

These are all the components of the central nervous system, and of course, there are many incidental organs such as the anterior frontal lobe of the brain, which is the brain tissue responsible for arithmetic affairs, but this part is also classified in the central nervous system.

If our central nervous system is damaged to a certain extent, we need to prescribe the right medicine, for example, if the cerebellum is damaged, our movement may be impaired, we will be unsteady on our feet, and we will be in danger of falling.

Our brain stem is damaged, and our breathing, including many digestive functions, becomes stagnant, all of which are very serious diseases that can take people's lives.

In addition, there are many centers in the cerebral cortex, such as visual center, auditory center, olfactory center, language center, etc., and if these centers are damaged, the corresponding parts will not function smoothly, that is, neurological diseases.

It depends mainly on the type of disease and the area of damage. Cerebrovascular disease, such as intracerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction, can lead to focal neurologic deficits with motor dysfunction, hemiplegia, mobility weakness, or sensory dysfunction, manifested by numbness or spontaneous pain in the hemilimb. If the central nervous system is damaged due to encephalitis and other problems, the main manifestations of the patient will be headache, fever, epilepsy, convulsive seizures, and in severe cases, loss of consciousness and complete paralysis of the limbs.

It depends mainly on the type of disease and the area of damage. Cerebrovascular diseases, such as intracerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction, can lead to focal neurologic deficits, motor dysfunction, hemiplegia, weakness, or sensory deficits, manifested by numbness or spontaneous pain on the outside of the limbs.

The first is hearing loss, which is no longer able to speak, and the muscles are also unable to move. I don't know how to read. Increased body temperature. In Dongguan. Twitch. Gasping for air. Speak incoherently. Shiver. Swoon.

It is very likely that you will be paralyzed, or even fall into a coma and cannot wake up, and you will not have any reaction to the outside world, so the central nervous system is quite important.

There may be paralysis, inflammation, coughing, dizziness, nausea, or spinal cord injury.

Brain death, cerebral infarction, dizziness and nausea, poor sleep, and very painful head.

Common symptoms of central nervous system diseases include impaired consciousness, cognitive impairment, sensory impairment, visual and auditory impairment, movement disorder, seizures, etc., which are often directly related to the damaged site.

Central nervous system diseases include cerebrovascular diseases (cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, etc.), spinal cord lesions (acute myelitis, multiple sclerosis, etc.), intracranial infections (viral encephalitis, viral meningitis, etc.), and other pathologies (Parkinson's disease, multiple system atrophy, etc.). Depending on the area of damage, the symptoms will be different. For example, when patients have central nervous system diseases of the brain, they may experience symptoms such as headache, vomiting, hemiplegia, and difficulty moving.

When you feel unwell, you should go to the hospital in time for relevant examinations and clarify**, recover under the guidance of a doctor, and avoid the aggravation of the condition.

There are many causes of central nervous system injury, such as viruses, inflammation, trauma, hypoxia, poisoning, etc., so the prevalence of this disease is still relatively high, and the symptoms of central nervous system injury caused by different injury sites are also different. So let's take a look at the symptoms after central nervous system injury?

1. Slurred speech or even loss of expression ability.

When the patient's motor language central nervous system is damaged, it may affect the ability to express, often have slurred speech or even complete inability to speak symptoms, and in severe cases, the muscles related to pronunciation may also be paralyzed.

2. The patient's vision will be impaired or even completely blind.

Many patients with nervous system damage will have symptoms of blurred vision, this is because the damaged part is likely to be the optic nerve center, patients with damage to this part of the visual ability will decrease, there is a risk of blindness, and some patients have no visual impairment, but the original literate people will become unable to read, lose the understanding of text symbols, clinically called dyslexia.

3. Symptoms such as excitement, increased body temperature, and convulsions will occur.

Patients with damage to the central nervous system caused by viral infection or inflammation often cause disorders of the central nervous system, and patients will have symptoms such as excitement, increased body temperature, convulsions, and daily speech with trembling lips, panting, imitating chicken crows, incoherent speech, and in severe cases, they will fall into a severe lethargy after suddenly laughing loudly.

The above are some of the symptoms that will occur after the central nervous system is damaged, in the middle and late stages of this disease is a bit like the manifestation of Alzheimer's disease, most patients will have language disorders and behavioral disorders, and there may be paralysis, shock and incontinence and other serious symptoms, at this time, in addition to cooperating with the doctor, it is best to have a special nursing staff to accompany the patient, otherwise it will cause serious consequences.

Analysis:

The symptoms of the central nervous system are that the cholinesterase in the brain tissue is inhibited, which impairs the transmission of excitation between the central nervous system cells, resulting in the dysfunction of the central nervous system, which is manifested as the anxiety of the sick nervous system, increased body temperature, convulsions, and even lethargy.

Guidance: The patient has trembling lips, panting for breath, imitating the crow of a chicken, blowing a trumpet, beating gongs and drums, and speaking incoherently, laughing loudly, which lasts for 2 hours and then relieves on its own, and there are no symptoms such as chills and cyanosis during the attack. Brain dehydration, transient hypotension, resulting in brain dysfunction and mental abnormalities.