How many types of cerebral hemorrhage are there

Cerebral hemorrhage is a relatively common disease at present. Generally, cerebral hemorrhage includes many types. For example, some are movement disorders that can lead to functional disorders, accompanied by speech and hemiplegia symptoms. The classification of cerebral hemorrhage also includes many types of causes, most of which are due to age, including arteriosclerosis of the body and rupture of cerebral blood vessels. These are the main factors causing the disease.

Cerebral hemorrhage is one of the most common and highly prevalent diseases nowadays. It mainly occurs in the elderly, especially men. Therefore, we need to learn more about cerebral hemorrhage so that we can avoid it ourselves and provide timely treatment to save lives when elderly people at home suffer from cerebral hemorrhage.

Symptoms of Cerebral Hemorrhage:

1. Movement and language disorders, mainly manifested as hemiplegia and slurred speech.

2. Vomiting, the main manifestation is continuous vomiting.

3. Impairment of consciousness, mainly manifested as difficulty in recognizing people.

4. Eye symptoms mainly include blurred vision, etc.

5. Headache and dizziness, the main manifestation is lack of energy.

Classification of Cerebral Hemorrhage:

1. Basal ganglia hemorrhage: The putamen is a common bleeding site in hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage, accounting for more than half of the inducing factors. Thalamic hemorrhage accounts for about 24%, and caudate nucleus hemorrhage is uncommon.

2. Lobar hemorrhage accounts for 5%-10% of cerebral hemorrhage. Common factors include high blood pressure, blood diseases, etc.

3. Brainstem hemorrhage accounts for about 10% of cerebral hemorrhage, most of which are caused by pons hemorrhage, and the main symptoms are dizziness, vomiting, vertigo, etc.

4. Cerebellar hemorrhage accounts for about 10% of cerebral hemorrhage. The most common bleeding arteries are branches of the superior cerebellar artery, and the lesions often involve the dentate nucleus of the cerebellum, so we must pay attention to protecting the cerebellum.

Common types of cerebral hemorrhage:

The classification is mainly based on the site of bleeding and clinical manifestations: 1. Internal capsule hemorrhage. 2. Thalamic hemorrhage. 3. Lobar hemorrhage. 4. Pontine hemorrhage. 5. Cerebellar hemorrhage. 6. Ventricular hemorrhage.

To sum up, there are many types of cerebral hemorrhage, and there are also many factors that cause cerebral hemorrhage. We must pay attention to prevention in life, exercise more, and keep a happy and good mood, so as to prevent the occurrence of cerebral hemorrhage and have a healthy body.