What are the sequelae of sudden cerebral hemorrhage?

With the increase of life pressure, cerebral hemorrhage has become a common problem. Every year, many people die from sudden cerebral hemorrhage due to various reasons. Even if some people do not die from cerebral hemorrhage, they will also leave many sequelae. Some people will become vegetative and unable to move after a sudden cerebral hemorrhage, and some will suffer from aphasia. There are many sequelae caused by sudden cerebral hemorrhage.

Cerebral hemorrhage is a type of cerebral stroke (scientific name: cerebral infarction) and is a common and serious brain complication in middle-aged and elderly patients with hypertension. In contact with patients with cerebral hemorrhage, many people are very concerned about the sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage. After the onset of cerebral hemorrhage, improper treatment of patients will cause sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage. The appearance of sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage will cause a lot of troubles to the health and daily life of patients with cerebral hemorrhage.

1. Mental and intellectual disabilities:

Various accidental or recurrent cerebral hemorrhages may cause mental and intellectual disorders, such as personality changes, pessimism, depression, unhappy mental depression, irritability, etc.

2. Aphasia:

Aphasia caused by sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage mainly includes three aspects:

(1) Motor aphasia means that the patient can understand what others say but cannot express his or her own meaning;

(2) People with sensory aphasia have no language barriers, but cannot understand what others say or what they say themselves;

(3) Anomia is when a person sees an object and can tell its purpose but cannot name it.

3. Other sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage:

(1) Hemiplegia or inflexible movements, paralysis and inability to move.

(2) Intellectual decline: including decline in memory, thinking, orientation, judgment and other functions.

(3) Mouth and eyes are crooked.

(4) Urinary incontinence or difficulty in defecation.