Symptoms of cerebral vascular occlusion?
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Cerebral vascular occlusion, also known as cerebral thrombosis, refers to the formation of thrombosis in the condition of slow blood flow, changes of blood composition or increase of blood viscosity on the basis of pathological changes in the wall of arteries supplying the brain inside and outside the skull, resulting in vascular occlusion. If it is not too serious and handled properly, it can be cured. Symptoms of cerebral vascular occlusion? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.
Symptoms of cerebral vascular occlusion?
Cerebral vascular blockage can cause cerebral blood oxygen deficiency and make patients yawn constantly. If yawning lasts for many days, and full sleep can't relieve it, we need to be aware that it is a precursor of cerebral vascular blockage.
Cerebral vascular blockage can cause sudden severe headache, accompanied by convulsions, coma or drowsiness. Mild cough can also aggravate head pain, and even wake up at night. When walking, you will feel numbness and weakness of limbs, and even have hemiplegia such as abnormal gait, walking shaking and skewing. You need to pay attention to that this is the precursor of cerebral vascular blockage.
To pay attention to the situation of nosebleed, if in a short period of many times a large number of nosebleed, and accompanied by fundus hemorrhage and hematuria, it indicates that patients may have the risk of cerebral vascular occlusion in half a year. Sudden vertigo is more common and can occur in any stage before cerebrovascular disease, especially after getting up in the morning. If patients with hypertension have frequent dizziness in a day, they should be alert to the risk of cerebral infarction.
matters needing attention
Eating high fat, high sugar and high salt food often will increase the burden of blood vessels and increase the risk of vascular blockage. It is suggested that the daily diet should be light, and more blood vessel clearing food should be taken, such as Auricularia auricula, celery, eggplant and other food, and the habit of eating slowly and fully every meal should be formed.













