What are the symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage?

Cerebral hemorrhage is a serious disease, especially in the autumn and winter seasons, when the incidence of cerebral hemorrhage is relatively high. Before the onset of the disease, there are often some precursor symptoms. If these symptoms can be understood in time, the harm of cerebral hemorrhage may be minimized. For example, before the onset of the disease, patients often experience numbness and fatigue, sometimes drooling, crooked mouth, difficulty in movement, etc. In addition, they may speak slurredly, have blurred vision, etc.

Common warning symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage

1. Sudden numbness or fatigue of the whole body, inflexibility of the limbs, and more serious symptoms such as mild stroke, such as crooked mouth, drooling, unsteady walking or limping.

2. When talking with others, you suddenly become unable to speak or your words are unclear, or sometimes you even say one thing and mean another, that is, what you say is inconsistent with what you want to say, and there is a disorder in the language area of ​​the brain.

3. Sudden blackness or blurred vision may occur in front of the eyes, which will recover on its own after a short rest. However, if this happens for a long time and it is an eye problem caused by cerebral hemorrhage, it may lead to blindness in severe cases.

4. Sudden dizziness or even fainting may occur occasionally for a short period of time, or it may recur or worsen.

4 actions indicate cerebral hemorrhage

1.Facial wrinkles have become lighter. The lesions of cerebral hemorrhage mainly occur in our central nervous system, so it will have a certain impact on the function of human muscles, such as decreased facial control and causing wrinkles to become lighter.

2. Unable to whistle. When cerebral hemorrhage is more serious, symptoms such as crooked mouth or facial paralysis will appear. At this time, there will be air leakage when whistling, and no sound will be produced.

3. Raise your hands horizontally and your hands will fall down. In addition to the reduction of facial wrinkles, the decline in muscle control also affects the control of the hands. When a patient with cerebral hemorrhage holds his hands forward for about 2 minutes, his hands become weak and easily fall down.

4. Unable to walk on tiptoe. It is difficult for patients with cerebral hemorrhage to walk on tiptoe, and they usually fall after taking a few steps.

What are the warning symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage? Experts say that cerebral hemorrhage is mainly related to fluctuations in blood pressure and is more common in middle-aged and elderly people. If the above-mentioned precursor symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage appear, you should seek medical attention promptly.