Symptoms of a baby's stroke

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Children suffering from stroke in our life has existed for a long time, the child stroke disease has a great impact on our life. We need to know more about the symptoms of stroke in children, so that we can take effective treatment in time when the disease occurs. Baby stroke symptoms to share with you my views.

Symptoms of a baby's stroke

Children's stroke often occurs in patients with hypertension and arteriosclerosis. Patients aged 10-40 years old are often caused by congenital aneurysms or vascular malformations. More in emotional, breath holding force and other circumstances of sudden onset. The fatality rate is very high. The fatality rate of sudden onset is 70% - 80%, and that of slow onset is about 40%.

Because the cerebellum is located in the posterior cranial fossa, the dorsal side of pons and medulla oblongata, and adjacent to the brain life center of human body, the onset of the disease is often acute and dangerous. If a large amount of bleeding, because the hematoma is large, it is very easy to seriously endanger the surrounding tissues in the early stage, and the symptoms of acute intracranial hypertension and brain stem compression occur, and the breathing and heartbeat suddenly stop. If a small amount of bleeding, often the performance of vertigo, vomiting, nystagmus and other symptoms similar to Meniere's syndrome.

Most of the patients presented with severe pain in one side of the occipital region, frequent vomiting, vertigo, unsteadiness in standing, staggering walking, unclear pronunciation, nystagmus, narrowing of pupils, and homotropia of both eyes to the opposite side of the lesion, but no limb paralysis or mild paralysis. At the beginning of the disease, the patient's consciousness was more clear. After a few hours or days, his consciousness became vague and even coma.

matters needing attention

The treatment of stroke depends to a large extent on the child's determination, the characteristics of the symptoms he experiences, which area of the brain is affected, how much brain tissue is damaged, and whether another symptom he is experiencing causes a stroke. Many different treatments will work. For example, children with seizures may need to take antiepileptic drugs; Children with heart defects need drugs to dilute the blood. For most children, effective treatment will involve rehabilitation measures combined with their age.