What are the symptoms of cerebellar infarction? What are the symptoms of cerebral infarction

The cerebellum is responsible for motor coordination and balance, so cerebellar infarction can often manifest as the following symptoms:1dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and difficulty walking; 2.

ataxia of the limbs, which is manifested by the strength of the hands and feet, the body is not obviously paralyzed, but as if drunk, unable to walk, uncoordinated, falling to one side, unable to stand; 3.When speaking, the speech is slurred, just like chanting "Tang poems", feeling very nasal, and the pronunciation of words is very long, which is called "yinshi-like language" in medicine.

Depending on the location of cerebral infarction, the symptoms of patients are different, as follows:

1. Cerebral infarction in the anterior hemisphere or anterior circulation: manifested as hemilimb symptoms, such as hemiplegia, hemiplegia and hemianopia, are the most common symptoms;

2. Cerebral infarction in the frontal lobe: the patient presents with decreased consciousness, cognitive dysfunction, mental symptoms, hallucinations, etc.;

3. Posterior circulation cerebral infarction: there are few characteristics, mainly manifested as dizziness, dark eyes, difficulty swallowing, and choking on drinking water. Patients may have episodic generalized amnesia, as well as fall attacks.

More severe patients will have coma, the degree of coma is different, such as drowsiness, lethargy, shallow coma, medium coma, deep coma, etc., and delirium symptoms can also appear, severe patients affect the pyramidal tract, quadriplegia and eye movement disorders, diplopia symptoms.

1.The main clinical symptoms.

The clinical symptoms of cerebral infarction are complex, which is related to the location of brain damage, the size of cerebral ischemic blood vessels, the severity of ischemia, whether there are other diseases before the onset of the disease, and whether there are other important organ diseases. It can also manifest as reversible limb paralysis or vertigo, i.e., transient ischemic attack; Severe cases can not only have limb paralysis, but even acute coma, death, such as lesions affecting the cerebral cortex, in the acute stage of cerebrovascular disease can be manifested as seizures, with the highest incidence within 1 day after the disease, and cerebrovascular disease with epilepsy as the first is rare. Common symptoms are:

1) Subjective symptoms headache, dizziness, dizziness, vertigo, nausea, vomiting, motor and/or sensory aphasia and even coma.

2) Cranial nerve symptoms: binocular gaze to the side of the lesion, central facial paralysis and tongue paralysis, pseudobulbar paralysis, such as choking on drinking water and dysphagia.

3) Somatic symptoms: hemiplegia or mild hemiplegia, hemisensory, gait instability, limb weakness, incontinence, etc.

2.Clinical classification of cerebral infarction sites.

1) Lacunar infarction The infarct area of cerebral infarction is less than millimeter, which is manifested as: subacute onset, dizziness, dizziness, unsteady gait, limb weakness, and a few choking on drinking water, and difficulty swallowing; Hemiparesis and hypoesthesia may also be present, and some patients have no localizing signs.

2) Medium-area infarction is more common in the basal nucleus area, lateral ventriculosystemic thalamus, bilateral frontal lobe, and temporal lobe area. Manifestations: sudden headache, dizziness, frequent nausea, vomiting, consciousness, hemiplegia or hemisensory impairment, hemianopia, central facial paralysis and tongue paralysis, pseudobulbar palsy, aphasia, etc.

3) Large-scale infarction Patients have a sudden onset and are critically ill, and may have hemiplegia, hemiplegia, hemisensory loss and even quadriplegia, cerebral herniation, coma, etc.

The diagnosis of cerebellar infarction depends on the patient, combined with CT or MRI, underlying diseases, and general conditions.

A simple cerebellar infarction is a large area of life risk, and a small area is not a big risk. There is hope that even a large infarction can be cured.

The patient was discharged from the hospital without adequate medical treatment during the acute onset and was exacerbated by a long train trip.

The acute attack of cerebellar infarction is generally infusion in the hospital**, the course of treatment is half a month, and after half a month to a month, you can be discharged home and continue to ****. Most patients recover at home. Cerebral infarction has always been characterized by its unique characteristics of "high incidence, high rate, high disability rate, high mortality rate and many complications".

Therefore, patients with cerebral infarction should choose the best method early, actively and prudently. Western medicine has the advantages of fast onset and strong targeting, but the target of Western medicine is single, and it is difficult to achieve the purpose of cerebral infarction from the blood and blood vessels at the same time, and Western medicine has the disadvantages of drug resistance and great resistance, so it is necessary to be very cautious when choosing Western medicine, especially elderly patients with cerebral infarction. The long-term, safety, and comprehensiveness of reliable and authentic Chinese medicine are incomparable with Western medicine (such as Tianxintai, which was developed for the second time), so for patients with cerebral infarction, only by choosing a reliable combination of Chinese and Western medicine can we achieve synergy and toxicity reduction, treat both symptoms and root causes, effectively improve symptoms, shorten the course of the disease, prevent multiple effects, and achieve twice the drug efficacy with half the effort.

Cerebral infarction, the destruction of brain tissue in the corresponding part of the artery is caused by thrombosis or embolism, and the nature of the symptoms varies depending on the blood vessels involved in the lesion. Headaches, dizziness, tinnitus, hemiplegia, etc. are common. The most important thing is that it can penetrate the blood-brain barrier and achieve a very ideal effect.

Combined with fish oil to soften blood vessels, both symptoms and root causes. Very good.

Patients with cerebral infarction mostly develop the disease when they are resting quietly, and some patients wake up and find that their mouth and eyes are crooked, half of their body is paralyzed, drooling, eating and dropping rice, and they can't lift chopsticks, which is a cerebral infarction, which often catches people off guard. Only some patients have symptoms of transient cerebral ischemia such as numbness of limbs, slurred speech, transient blackness in front of the eyes, dizziness or vertigo, nausea, and blood pressure fluctuations (which can be high or low). These aura symptoms are usually mild, short-lived, and often overlooked.

Divided acute. Chronic infarction. If it's acute, slip what symptoms. Straight to the ground!

Now science is developed. There is a special Chinese medicine for cerebral infarction!

Dizziness, numbness in the limbs, find the right effective ** method, and it will get better.