Symptoms of cerebral vascular occlusion in 16 years old

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Blood lipids flow in the blood, easy to adhere, attached to the wall of blood vessels, the formation of lipid groups, into thrombosis! More and more resistance to blood flow, the accumulation of more and more embolic substances, light lead to hypertension, serious lead to cerebral fluid blood, stroke, sudden cardiac death and so on! But we can still find the thrombus in the body in time through some symptoms of the body, and take action as soon as possible to prevent the blood vessels from being completely blocked and avoid the deterioration of the situation

Symptoms of cerebral vascular occlusion in 16 years old

Internal carotid artery system: hemiplegia, hemiparesthesia, hemianopia and mental symptoms are the most common, the main side of the disease still has different degrees of aphasia, apraxia and agnosia, there are also primary optic atrophy on the lesion side, there are characteristic blindness on the affected side with contralateral hemiplegia, known as black cross paralysis, Horner's sign, oculomotor nerve paralysis, and retinal artery pressure drop.

Anterior cerebral artery: because of the collateral circulation provided by the anterior communicating artery, the proximal occlusion may be asymptomatic; When the peripheral branches are involved, they often invade the medial side of the frontal lobe. Paralysis of the lower limbs is severe, and may be accompanied by cortical sensory disturbance and dysuria of the lower limbs; Deep perforating branch obstruction, affecting the anterior branch of the internal capsule, often occurs to the central facial paralysis and upper limb paralysis. When bilateral anterior cerebral artery occlusion, mental symptoms may appear, accompanied by bilateral paralysis.

Posterior inferior cerebellar artery syndrome: it causes infarction in the dorsolateral part of the medulla oblongata, vertigo and nystagmus, glossopharyngeal and vagus paralysis on the side of the lesion, cerebellar ataxia and hroner syndrome, and hypoesthesia or disappearance of the body and limbs on the opposite side of the lesion.

matters needing attention

Light diet, low calorie, low salt diet, and ensure adequate protein, vitamins, cellulose and trace elements. Eat more fruits and vegetables to moisten the intestines. Drink plenty of water. Drink honey water before dinner and boiled water before going to bed to supplement the water consumption in the body at night. After getting up in the morning, drink low osmotic saline (about 0.5g salt and 250ml boiled water), which can not only dilute the blood, but also stimulate gastrointestinal peristalsis and promote defecation.