What are the signs of cerebral hemorrhage?

Cerebral hemorrhage is a common disease in daily life. It is more common in the elderly and usually occurs in winter. Cerebral hemorrhage is very harmful to health and even life-threatening. Cerebral hemorrhage is prone to some precursors, such as numbness of the limbs, weakness in the upper limbs, paralysis, etc., which can instantly lead to coma or falls.

Symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage

Premonitory symptoms

1. Sudden numbness, weakness, and difficulty in moving on one side of the body, objects in hand dropped, crooked mouth, drooling, and unsteady walking;

2. Suddenly being unable to speak or speaking unclearly when talking to others;

3. There is a brief blurring of vision, which then recovers on its own, or there may be blindness;

4. Suddenly feel dizzy, unsteady on your feet, or even faint. These symptoms may occur briefly or recur or gradually worsen. Generally speaking, the risk of cerebral hemorrhage is high within the first year after the onset of aura symptoms, and the risk is particularly high within 2 months. After these precursor symptoms appear, the following actions can also help you check whether you have cerebral hemorrhage to a certain extent.

Facial wrinkles changed. After a cerebral hemorrhage occurs, the lesion is in our central nervous system, which will affect the function of all muscles in the body. After a brain hemorrhage occurs, facial muscle control changes and wrinkles may suddenly become lighter.

Can't whistle. In the case of cerebral hemorrhage, a person's face may become paralyzed, and when whistling, there will be air leakage and no sound will come out.

Raise your hands horizontally and they will fall. Raise both hands horizontally in front of you. After 2 minutes, if one hand droops or falls down, it means there is a high probability of cerebral hemorrhage, which is also related to the muscle control ability after cerebral hemorrhage.

You can't walk on tiptoe. If you stand on tiptoe and cannot walk a few steps smoothly and then fall down, you should be alert to cerebral hemorrhage. When practicing this move, be sure to be next to a handrail or object to lean on.

Premonition

Precursor of cerebral hemorrhage - headache: The headache of patients with cerebral hemorrhage is intermittent at first, and then gradually develops into a continuous severe headache. If a patient with hypertension suddenly experiences severe headache, dizziness, nausea, or tinnitus, the risk of cerebrovascular disease should be highly suspected.

Precursor of cerebral hemorrhage - dizziness: Clinically, many patients with cerebral hemorrhage have experienced varying degrees of dizziness before the onset of the disease. If the symptoms are mild, there will be a feeling similar to being unsteady after being drunk. If the symptoms are severe, there will be a sudden sense of things spinning and shaking, blackness in front of the eyes, and even fainting.

Precursors of cerebral hemorrhage - stiff root of tongue and slurred speech: Stiff root of tongue, swollen tongue, slurred speech and difficulty speaking are one of the most common early signs of cerebral hemorrhage. Once they occur, you should seek medical attention immediately.

Precursor of cerebral hemorrhage - visual impairment: If you suddenly experience blurred vision, fuzzy vision, double vision, or sudden blacking out in front of your eyes, with brief blurred vision that then recovers on its own, it is very likely a precursor to cerebral hemorrhage.

Precursor of cerebral hemorrhage - numbness on one side of the body: If you suddenly feel numbness, weakness, difficulty moving on one side of the body, objects in your hands fall, your mouth is crooked, you drool, and you walk unsteadily, you should be alert.

Precursor of cerebral hemorrhage - frequent choking and coughing: If uncontrollable choking and coughing often occur in your life, it may also be an alarm for cerebral hemorrhage.

Precursor of cerebral hemorrhage - sleepiness: Some people will experience excessive sleepiness before a cerebral hemorrhage, and cannot eliminate the feeling of fatigue through sleep. This may also be an early sign of cerebral hemorrhage.