Cerebral hemorrhage vomiting, how to treat vomiting caused by cerebellar hemorrhage

Generally, brainstem hemorrhage is caused by high intracranial pressure, and high intracranial pressure is related to cerebral hemorrhage, but you said that it has been 7 days, and the doctor did not give mannitol to lower intracranial pressure in the hospital?

Then there is to observe her blood pressure, she must be a hypertensive patient, remember, if her blood pressure does not come down, it will not get better, generally after 2 or 3 cerebral hemorrhages, basically...

CT is done, what is the amount of bleeding?

What kind of medicine is used? Your doctor is too irresponsible, if there is still vomiting, it is not called better, basically in the case of **, it should be stable within 3 days, although it is said that it is a dangerous period within 7-15 days, but the occurrence of high intracranial pressure is now another danger... How can it be said that it has improved???

Your mother was hospitalized with a cerebral hemorrhage, she was sane, and she was able to speak and drink porridge.

It seems that the amount of cerebral hemorrhage in your mother is not very large, otherwise she would have been in a coma.

However, it is necessary to keep an eye out for new developments in the condition, and vomiting in the afternoon is accompanied by headaches.

Could it be that you have another hemorrhage in your brain, or that you have eaten something wrong?

If you continue to vomit and have a headache, you are not out of danger.

Because my mother had a cerebral hemorrhage, she could talk and drink boiled water at first.

Later, he vomited, and then he fell into a coma.

So, you should keep in touch with the doctor more in case something happens.

1. First of all, we should take non-surgical **, limit the intake of fluids, if the intracranial pressure is significantly increased, the intake should be limited to 1500 2000ml per day, reduce the intracranial pressure, and use hypertonic dehydrating agents (such as 20% mannitol), so that the water between brain tissues enters the blood circulation through osmosis and is discharged by the kidneys.

2. Hormones can be used**, and the application of epinephrine corticosteroids can stabilize the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier, prevent and buffer cerebral edema, and reduce intracranial pressure; It can be used to reduce the metabolic rate of the brain, reduce the oxygen consumption of the brain tissue, and prevent the occurrence and development of cerebral edema. It is also necessary to prevent or control infection.

3. However, surgery is the most fundamental and effective method of removal. For example, surgery to remove the intracranial tumor and remove the intracranial hematoma. Patients with cerebral effusion undergo a cerebrospinal fluid shunt, in which fluid from the ventricles is introduced through a special catheter into the subarachnoid space, abdominal cavity, or atria.

This reduces intracranial pressure.

Intracerebral hemorrhage can compress the cortical nerve center, causing increased intracranial pressure and space-occupying lesions, and a typical symptom of it is dizziness, headache, and even on-the-spot syncope. The vomiting it causes has the typical manifestations of neuropathic vomiting: vomiting without warning, sudden, violent, and projectile.

Prevention can only reduce the chance of intracerebral hemorrhage. It can be used to dilate cerebral blood vessels, prevent cerebral vasospasm, avoid elevated blood pressure and cerebral vasospasm caused by emotional agitation, and control cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension and hyperlipidemia.

Cerebral hemorrhage is also a symptom of high blood pressure, if the blood pressure continues to rise, it will cause cerebral hemorrhage, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for inpatient examination, and after the diagnosis, professional **.

Recommendations:1Usually the diet should be light, less salt and more potassium, eat more foods that lower blood pressure, (such as celery, fungus, tofu, etc.) should not eat foods with high fat content (such as fried foods, animal oil, egg yolks, etc.).

2.Take your medication on time, be in a calm mood, keep your stool smooth, and take rest.

3.Monitor your blood pressure regularly and try to keep it within the normal range.

4.Usually quit smoking and drink less

If there is slurred speech, dizziness, limb movement in addition to nausea and vomiting, it is likely that the condition has worsened, if only nausea and vomiting occur, it does not mean that the condition has deteriorated, but the patient's mental condition should be closely observed, once the condition is found to have signs of aggravation, you should immediately go to the hospital**.

It is important not to get the patient emotional, and the following points are especially important:

1. Dietary adjustment: Arrange food for three meals a day according to the principle of multi-variety, appropriate and balanced diet. Choose foods that are effective in preventing cerebral thrombosis. Such as garlic, onion, tomato, leek, celery, kelp, seaweed, black fungus, white fungus, peach kernel hawthorn, melon, papaya, strawberry, grape, pineapple, etc., have a good prevention and control effect on reducing blood viscosity and reducing abnormal clots in the blood.

2. Ensure sufficient drinking water If you don't drink enough water, the blood viscosity in the body will increase, and the accumulated waste will be difficult to discharge. Therefore, adequate drinking water is important for the prevention of cerebral thrombosis. Normal daily water intake should reach 2000 2500 ml.

For the elderly, it is necessary to drink more water, 3, the rule of life The rule of life is conducive to the prevention of any disease, and secondly, avoid sleeping after meals 4, pay attention to weather changes, and quit smoking and drinking.

Cerebral thrombosis. When intracranial pressure rises. Vomiting can occur when the pressure is too high.

Features of projectile vomiting. Suggests intravascular thrombosis in the brain. There is a possibility of cerebrovascular accident.

Be positive**. Mannitol can reduce intracranial pressure. Thrombolysis** is required.

Cerebral hemorrhage refers to the rupture of blood vessels in the brain, and the blood directly enters the brain tissue, thus forming a hematoma, compressing the surrounding brain tissue, increasing intracranial pressure, and then causing a series of corresponding symptoms such as vomiting.

If the human body bleeds under the epithelium of the legs, even 100ml, there is no major danger. However, if it is out of the skull, the skull is tightly wrapped and the pressure cannot be dispersed, which not only causes a series of psychiatric symptoms such as vomiting, but is also likely to be fatal.

Analysis: Cerebral hemorrhage and vomiting, commonly caused by increased intracerebral pressure, please go to the neurosurgery department of the hospital for examination, active nutrition of neurological drugs**, and the application of intracranial pressure lowering drugs.

Guidance: At the same time, it should be noted that intracerebral hemorrhage of more than 30ml, or midline displacement of 1cm, or accompanied by cerebral herniation, is an indication for surgery. Exercise the lower limbs frequently to prevent venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism in the lower limbs.