What symptom is brain classics contracture

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It is often said that cerebral vasospasm is actually more common. The cause of this phenomenon is likely to be that the cerebral artery wall is stimulated to cause cerebral vasospasm. After the onset of the disease, the patient's brain blood supply is reduced, and it will lead to transient cerebral ischemia. Therefore, the symptoms of cerebral spasm are similar to those of cerebral ischemia to a great extent. After the onset of cerebral spasm, patients will suddenly appear the phenomenon of neurological deficit for a very short time. This phenomenon will recover slowly about 24 hours after the attack.

What symptom is brain classics contracture

First: cerebral vasospasm caused by neurological deficit is relatively short-lived, and there will be no sequelae. In addition, if cerebral spasm occurs frequently, it can lead to some serious symptoms. For example, some patients with hemiplegia and limb numbness after cerebral spasm attack, the body's sensory function will subside, vision may also be impaired, and there may be eye paralysis.

Second: some patients with cerebral spasm will suddenly feel dizzy, headache and tinnitus. The patient's vision will suddenly become dark. The body, especially the face, will feel numb. The whole limbs will suddenly feel powerless. They can't speak clearly and easily choke when drinking water.

Third: the duration of the above symptoms caused by cerebral spasm is not particularly long, generally ranging from a few minutes to a few hours. Most patients can recover slowly in more than ten hours. However, it should be noted that these symptoms are easy to recur, and if patients over 50 years old have cerebral spasm, the frequency of attack will be higher.

matters needing attention

If the condition of cerebral vasospasm worsens, in addition to the above symptoms, it may also cause cerebral vascular hemorrhage. At this time, angiography can be performed to find the specific location of cerebral vasospasm. If there is cerebral hemorrhage, we should actively stop bleeding and try to avoid brain tissue necrosis.