Recurrent symptoms in people with cerebral hemorrhage
summary
Intracerebral hemorrhage is one of the most harmful diseases in our daily life, and even threatens the lives of patients. Therefore, we must pay attention to this disease. Although many patients have been treated in time, there are still many patients who will relapse. Many patients are easy to relapse because they are not well cared after treatment, The emergence of cerebral hemorrhage sequelae will have a great threat to the health of patients, but there are still many patients who do not know much about cerebral hemorrhage. Here is a detailed introduction to the recurrence of cerebral hemorrhage after what symptoms.
Recurrent symptoms in people with cerebral hemorrhage
Hemiplegia: hemiplegia is the sequela of patients with cerebral hemorrhage in daily life. The main performance of patients is that one side of the limb muscle strength is decreased, the daily activities of patients are not very convenient, and many patients even can not move. Patients often feel that the ipsilateral limb is not sensitive to pain, cold and heat, or completely unknown, sometimes accompanied by ipsilateral visual field defect.
Mental and intellectual disorders: if the scope of patients with cerebral hemorrhage is large or repeated recurrence, it will cause sequelae, mental and intellectual disorders can be left: such as negative pessimism, personality change, mental depression, depression, irritability, etc.
Aphasia: many patients are easy to suffer from aphasia, aphasia is also divided into several kinds, mainly including motor aphasia, this performance is that although patients can understand other people's words, but they have no ability to express,. Sensory aphasia will show that although the patient can use language to express what he wants to say, but can not understand what other people say.
matters needing attention
The disease of cerebral hemorrhage has brought great harm to patients. If we can't treat it in time or don't do a good job in daily nursing after treatment, there will still be a relapse. Every time cerebral hemorrhage relapses, the disease will aggravate, and the harm to human body will be more serious, so we must avoid the recurrence of the disease and protect our body.