What symptom does fall to cerebral hemorrhage have?

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Intracerebral hemorrhage is caused by the rupture of blood vessels in non traumatic brain parenchyma. The pathogenesis of intracerebral hemorrhage is generally associated with cerebrovascular diseases. Diseases such as hyperlipidemia, hypertension, diabetes and so on are easy to cause intracerebral hemorrhage. The initial mortality of intracerebral hemorrhage is relatively high, and the patients who survive after treatment will also have language problems Motor and cognitive disorders, such as cerebral hemorrhage in clinical symptoms mainly vomiting, movement, consciousness and language disorders, dizziness, headache, let's describe in detail what symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage?

What symptom does fall to cerebral hemorrhage have?

The main symptoms of motor disorders are hemiplegia, aphasia in cognition and language, and ambiguous speech. Most patients will have nausea and vomiting, because cerebral hemorrhage will cause meningeal blood stimulation, intracranial pressure will also increase, so this situation is caused.

Patients with cerebral hemorrhage will appear coma and drowsiness in different degrees. The degree depends on the specific location of cerebral hemorrhage and the speed of bleeding, and the patients' eyes will appear different sizes, and even have eye movement disorders, and hemianopia. Patients can judge their own illness according to the above symptoms.

Cerebral hemorrhage in the treatment of internal medicine to take conservative treatment, surgery is surgical treatment. In the treatment, we should adjust the blood pressure, reduce the intracranial pressure, prevent and treat the continuous bleeding, ensure the unobstructed respiratory tract, clean up the respiratory secretions in time, and reasonably supplement sodium, potassium, sugar and other elements. In addition, we should pay attention to reduce the incidence of complications.

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Patients should stay in bed for at least two weeks, usually about two to four weeks. They should keep a stable mood and not be too excited. They should always pay attention to the changes of body temperature, respiration, blood pressure and pulse, as well as the changes of consciousness and pupil.