I still feel dizzy after being discharged from hospital due to cerebral hemorrhage

Cerebral hemorrhage is a health problem that many middle-aged and elderly people suffer from. Cerebral hemorrhage is also a relatively dangerous symptom. If it is not treated promptly after the onset of the disease, it will threaten the patient's life. Of course, there are also many patients with cerebral hemorrhage who still experience dizziness after being discharged from the hospital. This problem must not be underestimated and you must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time!

1. What causes dizziness after cerebral hemorrhage?

Cerebral hemorrhage is a very common disease. After the hemorrhage, you may experience headaches, dizziness, nausea, hemiplegia of the limbs, slurred speech and other symptoms. The reason why cerebral hemorrhage causes dizziness is mainly because the hematoma of cerebral hemorrhage compresses and damages the brain tissue, which affects the normal function of the brain.

In addition, cerebral hemorrhage may also cause increased intracranial pressure, resulting in reduced cerebral perfusion and less cerebral blood flow, which will result in brain dehydration and may also cause dizziness. In addition, cerebral hemorrhage is mostly caused by hypertension and cerebral arteriosclerosis. Hypertension can also cause dizziness. Arteriosclerosis can also cause vascular stenosis, affecting blood supply to the brain and also causing dizziness. Dizziness after cerebral hemorrhage is very common and normal. There is no need to worry. You can take flunarizine or betahistine for treatment to relieve the symptoms.

2. What to do if you have dizziness due to cerebral hemorrhage

Dizziness is a common symptom after cerebral hemorrhage. Simple symptoms of dizziness can be treated symptomatically. You can take drugs such as Sibelium and Betastin, which can dilate cerebral blood vessels, improve cerebral blood supply, and thus relieve dizziness symptoms.

In addition, if you have symptoms of dizziness, you need to rest in bed and avoid excessive activity, because standing up and moving will aggravate the dizziness symptoms. In addition, if you exercise too much in the early stages, it can easily induce increased cerebral hemorrhage.

In addition, cerebral hemorrhage should be treated actively. Cerebral hemorrhage is still a relatively serious disease. Especially in the early stages, it may continue to increase. If the condition worsens, timely CT examination is required.

If the amount of bleeding exceeds 30 ml, surgery is required. Otherwise, it will compress the brain stem and cause brain herniation, which is life-threatening. Surgery is required to remove the hematoma, and then intravenous infusion and continued use of nerve nourishing drugs are required to promote recovery.

3. How long does it take to recover from dizziness caused by cerebral hemorrhage?

There is no fixed specific recovery time for dizziness. There are individual differences, and different people recover differently. Some people don't even show symptoms of dizziness after cerebral hemorrhage, and some dizziness can last for two or three months. Therefore, this cannot be generalized. Active treatment and observation are still necessary to promote recovery.

If you currently have obvious dizziness, you can take flunarizine for treatment. After your condition stabilizes, you can also take some nerve nourishing drugs such as citicoline sodium capsules, and you can also do hyperbaric oxygen therapy, which will help promote recovery. In addition, you should exercise properly in the later stage, gradually walk or go out, so that after exercise, your physical strength and physical condition will be restored, and the symptoms of dizziness can also promote recovery.