What are the symptoms of a cerebral hemorrhage if the physical examination detects a cerebral hemorr

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.

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.

What is the cause of cerebral hemorrhage.

1. High blood pressure.

Hypertension is the main cause of cerebral hemorrhage, and the reason why there is a disease of cerebral hemorrhage is often developed on the basis of hypertension and arteriosclerosis. If we do a careful examination, we can find that many microaneurysms, mainly distributed in the arterial tissue at the base of the brain and cerebellar tissue, if the blood pressure rises, the microaneurysm will rupture, so it will also bleed, and long-term hypertension will also cause vitreous degeneration or fibrous necrosis of the intima, and when the blood pressure changes sharply, there will also be bleeding symptoms.

2. Alcoholism. In fact, regular drinking is also easy to cause cerebral hemorrhage, especially if people often drink heavily, it will lead to an increase in blood pressure, and people's blood clotting mechanism will also change. Surveys have shown that nearly half of the patients are caused by varying degrees of alcohol consumption.

3. Emotional.

In fact, people are emotional, it is also possible to cause cerebral hemorrhage, in all patients, nearly 1 4 people are angry and emotional to cause this disease, this is mainly because when emotional, people have a rapid heartbeat and a sudden increase in blood pressure. And if it is onset while going to the toilet, it is often caused by excessive abdominal pressure.

Now we should know what causes cerebral hemorrhage, there are many reasons for cerebral congestion, first of all, we have to consider high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis, if there are these two diseases, we must hurry up and carry out **, in addition, if people are often emotional or have the habit of drinking too much or excessive drinking, then it may also cause this disease, so we must also develop good living habits in ordinary times.

After the blood vessels in the brain rupture, cerebral hemorrhage occurs when blood flows out of the hole, which is related to a variety of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Essential**. Most patients with intracerebral hemorrhage are accompanied by hypertension, the most common ** is hypertension combined with fine arteriolar sclerosis, and others** include cerebral arteriovenous malformations, aneurysms, hematologic diseases, post-infarct hemorrhage, cerebral amyloid angiopathy, moyamoya disease, cerebral arteritis, anticoagulation or thrombolysis**, abrupt stroke, etc.

Predisposing factors. Many factors can increase the risk of intracerebral hemorrhage, and potential risk factors include:

Lifestyle risk factors.

Being overweight or obese.

Alcoholism or binge drinking.

Smoking or exposure to secondhand smoke.

Consumption of controlled drugs such as cocaine and methamphetamine.

Medical risk factors.

blood pressure higher than 130 80 mmHg;

high cholesterol; Diabetes;

obstructive sleep apnea;

Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, such as heart failure, heart infection, arrhythmia, stroke (stroke), transient ischemic attack, etc.

The most common cause of intracerebral hemorrhage is high blood pressure, but there are also some special conditions such as vascular malformations and cerebral amyloidosis. The most common cause of bleeding in young people may be vascular malformations, and hypertension is the most common in older people, and it should be controlled in time if there is an increase in blood pressure.

Generally speaking, it is a time when there are big mood swings, such as anger, quarrels, overexcitement, etc. Therefore, it is generally recommended that patients should stabilize their emotions and not fluctuate too much. Hope.

High blood pressure can cause a cerebral hemorrhage.

Patients with milder symptoms usually have a headache that is severe and may be vomiting. There may also be limb mobility impairment on one side. Severe symptoms may include coma, foaming at the mouth, irritability, sweating, frequent projectile vomiting, convulsions of limbs, dilated pupils, incontinence, etc.