Sequelae of cerebrovascular malformation surgery

Cerebrovascular malformation mainly refers to abnormalities in the number and structure of blood vessels in the brain due to congenital reasons, which can directly lead to insufficient blood supply to the brain or have a certain impact on brain function. After the occurrence of cerebral vascular malformation, the patient will often feel a dull pain in the head. If you have such symptoms, you must go to the hospital for examination in time. The best way to treat this problem is through surgery, but surgery has risks and may also cause sequelae.

In fact, cerebral vascular malformation is a congenital, non-tumorous developmental abnormality of cerebral blood vessels. Impaired cerebral vascular development leads to abnormalities in the number and structure of local blood vessels in the brain, affecting normal cerebral blood flow. Generally, cerebral vascular malformations cannot be felt unless they occur, unless they are examined. This disease is more common among young people, usually between the ages of 20 and 40. Cerebrovascular malformation is a very harmful disease, so everyone must pay attention to prevention.

1. The main symptoms of cerebral vascular malformation are pulsating headache on the affected side and murmurs in the intracranial blood vessels; bleeding is also a common symptom of cerebral vascular malformation, mainly subarachnoid hemorrhage or intracerebral hematoma; symptoms of epilepsy also appear. Most of the time, the disease may develop systemically or locally after the onset of symptoms.

2. It is easy for other problems to remain after cerebrovascular malformation surgery, such as Newcastle's because of wound inflammation. You should go to the hospital regularly for check-ups or take anti-inflammatory drugs. Relax and take good care of your body. Postoperative care is very important. You should eat more donkey-hide gelatin and jujube, more glutinous rice porridge, and other stomach-nourishing foods.

3. Controlled lowering of blood pressure is one of the important measures to prevent and reduce bleeding from cerebral vascular malformations. High blood pressure in patients can lead to increased intracranial pressure, vasospasm, and reduced blood supply to the brain. Therefore, lowering blood pressure too much can cause insufficient cerebral perfusion and cause brain damage. Therefore, blood pressure should not be lowered too much.

Note: If epilepsy occurs, you must take the medicine. If there is no epilepsy, it is best. If inflammation occurs, you must return to the hospital for a follow-up visit immediately. Inflammation is mostly caused by persistent headaches.