What are the sequelae of cerebellar hemorrhage?

The cerebellum is an important component in controlling the movement of human limbs. If cerebellar hemorrhage occurs, even after treatment, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there will be some sequelae so as to conduct timely review and treatment. Among the sequelae of cerebellar hemorrhage, the more common ones include hemiplegia, mental and intellectual disabilities, language expression disorders, etc., so the patient's family members should pay more attention.

1. Hemiplegia is the most common sequelae after cerebellar hemorrhage

This symptom is mainly manifested by decreased muscle strength or limited movement of one side of the patient's limbs, and the limbs on the same side are also accompanied by sensory disorders. For example, the patient often has a decreased sense of cold, heat, and pain, or is completely unaware of it. Sometimes the patient's visual field on the same side is also impaired.

2. Patients with cerebellar hemorrhage will also suffer from sequelae of mental and intellectual disabilities.

This sequelae mostly occurs in patients with heavy bleeding and multiple relapses. The main symptoms are that the patients often have negative, pessimistic and depressed emotions, their spirits are always listless, and they are easily excited. Even their personality has changed.

3. Patients with cerebellar hemorrhage may also have sequelae of language expression disorder

The main manifestation of this symptom is that the patient often does not understand what others say, and always ponders over and over again, but cannot figure out the meaning of the words.

4. Patients with cerebellar hemorrhage may also experience symptoms of anomia

This symptom is mainly manifested in that after seeing an object, the patient can know its purpose but can never name it.