Can a cerebral infarction cause a crooked mouth and slanted eyes?

Some patients with cerebral infarction, crooked mouth and slanted eyes can recover. Cerebral infarction is generally caused by the infarction of the cerebral infarction itself, which is directly located in these functional areas, or nerve conduction areas. For example, cerebral infarction in the internal capsule area will cause the mouth to be crooked and the eyes to be slanted.

Cerebral edema after cerebral infarction accumulates in these areas, causing neurological dysfunction in these areas. Neurons in these areas have been necrotic and softened due to cerebral infarction, and it is difficult to recover their function. If these structures are compressed by edema, or if the mouth is crooked due to compression of adjacent structures.

After a positive **, most of them can be recovered.

If you find a crooked mouth and slanted eyes in your life, you should seek medical attention in time and actively ** under the guidance of a doctor in the hospital. Through the analysis of this aspect, it can be found that some of the symptoms of crooked mouth caused by cerebral infarction are expected to recover after positive **, which is a kind of neurological dysfunction caused by local brain tissue necrosis caused by cerebral vascular stenosis. At the same time, it can be accompanied by symptoms such as tongue paralysis.

**Mainly for cerebral infarction as a disease of active medication**, acupuncture, physiotherapy and other methods can be used to deal with it. The symptoms of crooked mouth can be recovered to a certain extent, but most patients will have certain sequelae, but the impact on the patient's life should not be particularly large. When the patient suddenly finds that the corners of the mouth are crooked, the patient may have a cerebral infarction, of course, due to the different parts of the cerebral infarction, the patient can also present other clinical symptoms in addition to the crooked mouth and eyes.

If the infarction occurs in the pontine region, the patient may have facial cross-nerve paralysis, that is, peripheral facial palsy on the same side of the lesion, which is manifested by shallow frontal striae on the lesion side, shallow nasolabial folds on the lesion side, and drooping mouth corners on the lesion side, accompanied by hemiplegia of the contralateral limb.

If the patient's cerebral infarction site occurs in the basal ganglia, the patient can present with central facial paralysis on the opposite side of the lesion, which is mainly characterized by bilateral frontal symmetry, shallow nasolabial folds on the opposite side of the lesion, and drooping of the mouth corners on the opposite side of the lesion, accompanied by hemiplegia symptoms of the limb on the opposite side of the lesion.

Therefore, the location of the lesion varies after the patient's mouth and eyes are crooked, so it is important to determine whether the lesion is located in the brainstem, the basal ganglia, or even the cerebral hemisphere.

Yes. A crooked mouth and slanted eyes is one of the typical symptoms of cerebral infarction. The main cause of this symptom is due to the location of the infarction of the cerebral thrombosis, and the size of the infarction affecting any of the conduction pathways of the facial nerve in the skull, or the central nervous system is damaged, and the areas of the brain that innervate muscle movement are affected, resulting in the patient's mouth and eyes.

When the patient's cerebral arteriosclerosis is aggravated, and the vascular lumen is narrowed and occluded, the blood flow is interrupted, the brain tissue is ischemia and hypoxia, necrosis occurs, and if the facial nerve is damaged, it may lead to central facial paralysis.

If cerebral infarction occurs in the motor center of the parietal lobe, it will cause facial paralysis and facial numbness, and at this time, the nerve innervating the facial muscles will be ischemic necrosis, and the muscle strength of the opposite side will remain unchanged, so the contralateral side will be too strong and the corners of the mouth will be biased to one side.

Cerebral infarction can be caused. The mouth and eyes are crooked, because of cerebral infarction, there is a blocked part of the cranial nerve, and if the blood is not obtained, necrosis will be formed, thereby damaging the function of the cranial nerve and affecting the activity of the limbs, resulting in numbness and paralysis of local muscles. In addition to cerebral infarction, it is also necessary to consider that the facial nerve also causes the mouth and eyes to be crooked.

Cerebral infarction is diagnosed according to your symptom description and is a common ischemic cerebrovascular disease. At present, it belongs to the sequelae stage of cerebral infarction, and the remaining crooked mouth and slanted eyes should not be easy to recover, and with the establishment of blood circulation around the infarction, the symptoms may be reduced, and it is recommended to take enteric-coated aspirin, nimodipine, Xuesaitong soft capsules and other drugs**. This disease is a chronic disease, the speed of recovery is very slow, generally in the initial time after the disease (3 to 6 months after the onset of the disease) is the best recovery period, so on the one hand, we should strengthen the drug**, on the other hand, we should pay attention to**functional exercise, an important **method is to continue acupuncture**.

It is recommended to continue to apply traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, etc.**, generally adhere to acupuncture for several months**, general cerebral infarction, crooked corners of the mouth, limb weakness and language impairment The doctor will find out according to the clinical examination, and there are brain CT, MRI and other scientific instrument examination results The specific head lesion will affect what part of the body The doctor will have a correct diagnosis If you are not at ease, you can go to the neurology department of the provincial hospital.

Most cerebral infarctions cause the mouth to be crooked, and only some people do not have a crooked mouth and eyes.

Yes. 1. It is related to the size of the blocked blood vessels: if the blocked blood vessels are small blood vessels, the cerebral ischemia range is small, the collateral circulation is easy to form, the recovery is faster, and the prognosis is better. For example, the blocked blood vessels are large, the cerebral ischemia is large, the brain tissue is seriously damaged, the recovery of clinical symptoms is slow, and the prognosis is poor.

2. It is related to the speed of onset: patients with slow and gradual onset are more likely to form collateral circulation, cerebral ischemia can be gradually compensated, and the prognosis is better, while patients with acute onset fail to establish collateral circulation and have a poor prognosis.

3. It is related to whether there are comorbidities: such as bedsores, lung infection, urinary tract infection, diabetes, coronary heart disease, arrhythmia, heart failure, etc., and it is easy to have sequelae of cerebral infarction.

4. It is related to the degree of coma: the degree of coma is severe, the longer the duration, the worse the prognosis, there is no coma at the onset, and then enters the coma, and the degree of coma gradually worsens, the prognosis is poor, the patient is always awake, and the prognosis is better.

In patients with cerebral infarction, if the mouth is crooked, it often indicates that the lesion involves the facial nerve or facial nerve nucleus, resulting in paralysis of the facial muscles. The most common clinical condition is central facial palsy, in which the affected facial eyelid muscles are paralyzed, the nasolabial folds on the affected side become shallow, the corners of the mouth are tilted to the unaffected side, the tongue is protruding on the affected side, and the lesions often involve the cortical nucleus tract on the contralateral side, or the facial nerve nucleus of the brainstem, resulting in facial muscle dysfunction. In the early stage**, anti-platelet aggregation, lipid-lowering, and plaque-stabilizing drugs** are still used, and after the condition is stabilized, it is recommended to give local facial muscle acupuncture** to promote the recovery of facial muscle function.

Brainstem infarction is a kind of cerebral infarction, but the blocked blood vessels are in the brainstem of human life. Oral antiplatelet aggregation and plaque-stabilizing drugs**, as well as drugs that assist in scavenging oxygen radicals and nourishing brain cells. After the symptoms are relieved, it is recommended to complete the cerebrovascular examination, and formulate a plan to prevent cerebral infarction according to the vascular condition under the guidance of the physician.

Suggestions: Hello, a variety of factors in cerebral infarction make local thrombosis, aggravate or completely occlude arteries, resulting in ischemia and lack of brain tissue, hypoxia can generally be infused sodium ferulate, ozagrel, citicoline, etc. to promote the recovery of diseased brain tissue function. It is recommended that low-dose aspirin vopedicin be taken orally, and other drugs such as antithrombotic pills, cibilin, and Wei Brain Road Tong can be used for a long time.