Do you have these symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage?

Relevant data show that in recent years, more and more people have suffered from cerebral hemorrhage, and the trend is getting younger, which has attracted everyone's attention. Experts say that there will be some signs before a cerebral hemorrhage occurs. The patient will suddenly feel numbness, weakness, and difficulty in moving on one side of the body. Some patients will experience drooling, unclear speech, blurred vision and other symptoms. At this time, timely treatment is necessary.

1. Premonitions of cerebral hemorrhage

If red or even black spots appear on the patient's nails, it means that there is a blood circulation disorder in the body, which is a precursor to cerebral hemorrhage.

In order to prevent cerebral hemorrhage, when these spots appear, you can stimulate the "Shangyang" point located about 2 mm below the thumb side of the index finger nail (near the first joint); the "Shaochong" point on the little finger and the "Guanchong" point on the ring finger nail at the same position as before are also very important acupoints.

①Suddenly feel numbness, weakness, and difficulty in moving on one side of the body, objects in hand fall, crooked mouth, drooling, and unsteady walking.

② When talking to others, you suddenly become speechless, or your words are unclear, or you cannot understand what others are saying.

③ Temporary blurred vision, which may return to normal on its own later, or blindness may occur.

④Suddenly feel dizzy, the surrounding scenery seems to be spinning, you cannot stand steadily or even faint. These symptoms may occur briefly or recur or gradually worsen.

When the above-mentioned precursor symptoms appear, patients should pay great attention to them mentally, but should not be overly nervous to the point of panic. You should stay calm to avoid aggravating your condition due to blood pressure fluctuations. The patient should be sent to the hospital as soon as possible and the doctor should be told in detail about the symptoms that have occurred so that a clear diagnosis and timely treatment can be given.

2. Prevention of cerebral hemorrhage

1. Keep a happy mood. Emotional excitement or anger will increase the secretion of adrenal cortex hormones and other hormones in the body, causing blood vessels to contract strongly and blood pressure to rise sharply.

2. Don’t drink too much. Alcohol is a stimulant that can excite the sympathetic nerves, agitate emotions, increase heart rate and blood pressure. Alcohol can also increase the amount of fat absorbed by the intestines, stimulate the liver to synthesize cholesterol and triglycerides, thereby accelerating arteriosclerosis.

3. Have regular physical examinations. Due to their decreased resistance, the elderly are more susceptible to illness, especially heart, brain, and kidney diseases. If they find any symptoms, they should go to the hospital for treatment immediately without delay. Middle-aged and elderly people without any diseases should also have a comprehensive physical examination every six months or a year.

4. Prevent cold stimulation. The temperature is low in winter, and when the human body is exposed to cold stimulation, it can cause sympathetic nerve excitement, vasoconstriction, arteriolar spasm, and increased blood pressure, leading to cerebral hemorrhage.