What are the symptoms of cerebral congestion

Cerebral congestion refers to the rupture of blood vessels in the brain due to some reason. From the perspective of bleeding, cerebral hemorrhage has a particularly great impact on patients. We all know that every part of the human body is controlled by the brain. After the brain hemorrhage, it is conceivable that the harm to the human body is quite considerable. Below we will share with you some common knowledge about the symptoms and rescue measures of cerebral congestion, hoping that everyone can achieve early detection and early treatment.

Cerebral congestion is a disease that develops relatively quickly. It mainly refers to bleeding caused by blood vessel rupture, and its harmfulness is quite large. The general cause of this disease is related to brain diseases, such as hyperlipidemia, hypertension, diabetes, etc. Therefore, in order to detect and treat it early, it is necessary to pay more attention to the symptoms of these patients in normal times to see if there is any cerebral congestion. Then someone will ask: What are the symptoms of cerebral congestion?

1. Movement and language disorders: Movement disorders are mainly manifested by hemiplegia, while language disorders are mainly manifested by aphasia or unclear speech that makes people unable to understand;

2. Vomiting: About half of the patients will experience vomiting symptoms when the brain is congested, and there is also the possibility of dizziness. This should be related to the increased intracranial pressure during cerebral hemorrhage, which may cause the meninges to be stimulated by blood.

3. Sudden onset of drowsiness, coma, unclear mind, accompanied by severe pain in the head, which lasts for a long time;

4. When cerebral congestion occurs, the patient's eyes will also have double vision symptoms and the neck will become very stiff;

5. Unsteady walking, numbness and fatigue on one side of the body, weakness in the limbs, drooling, and incontinence.

What to do if cerebral congestion occurs?

After understanding the above 5 symptoms of cerebral congestion, you also need to know how to deal with these symptoms of cerebral congestion and how to save the patient's life.

1. When one or more of the above symptoms appear, the patient needs to be sent to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately to avoid more accidents;

2. The treatment of this disease mainly requires rest, bed rest, no strenuous work, and close observation of vital signs such as body temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure, and attention to pupil changes and changes in consciousness;

3. Nutritional balance. Patients with cerebral congestion also need balanced nutrition. They need to take in appropriate amounts of sodium, potassium, sugars and other nutrients every day, and drink plenty of water;

4. During the treatment, family members need to encourage patients more and make them full of hope for their future.

What we have learned today is only a small part of cerebral congestion, and it is also the most basic, so this is just for reference. If you need more professional knowledge, you still need to consult an authoritative doctor. In addition, whether it is treating or preventing cerebral hemorrhage, the sooner the better, so that the possibility of improvement will be greater and the pain will be relatively reduced.