Brain stem blood vessel blockage

The human body often suffers from vascular diseases and blood diseases. Once it occurs, attention should be paid to treatment. Because blood and blood vessels are important parts of the human body, the human brain is also a very important part. Then the brain often has disease problems, such as brain stem diseases. These are all serious, so appropriate treatment is necessary. What if it’s just a blockage of blood vessels in the brain stem?

The brain is the command center of the human body, and all body functions are directed by signals from the brain. There are many nervous systems and small blood vessels in the brain, and many brain diseases are related to blood vessels. It is usually a blockage of blood vessels in the brain, also commonly known as cerebral thrombosis. Severe symptoms can be life-threatening. If the blood vessels in the brain are blocked, the body will show 5 abnormal signs. It is important to detect them in time to avoid missing the signals.

1. Weak legs when walking

If you find that your legs are weak and you can't lift your feet when you walk. Or if your legs and feet are numb and weak, and you walk slowly, these may be signs of cerebral blood vessel blockage.

2. Constant yawning

If you usually rest well and have a regular lifestyle but still yawn every day and the yawn lasts for a long time, it may be caused by blockage of cerebral blood vessels, leading to cerebral ischemia. Or you may find yourself very tired even though you do nothing every day, have difficulty swallowing food, and often have symptoms of tinnitus. These are also caused by blockage of cerebral blood vessels and require attention.

3. Acute severe headache

An acute severe headache is a sudden severe headache that is difficult to bear and may cause body convulsions. Or if coughing causes severe headaches, which often occur at night and wake you up in pain, then you should consider whether your cerebral blood vessels are blocked.

4. Heavy nose bleeding

Another thing to note is that if you often have heavy nose bleeding, or blood in the urine or eyes, you should get checked as soon as possible, because people with such symptoms may experience symptoms of cerebral vascular blockage in the short term.

5. Vertigo

Vertigo means that your head feels dizzy and you cannot think and you have no consciousness. It often occurs when you wake up in the morning. Or after taking a shower, when the body is overly tired, or when the blood pressure fluctuates, these are also abnormal signs of normal cerebral vascular blockage. Especially if you experience dizziness multiple times for two consecutive days, you should pay attention to severe blockage of cerebral blood vessels which may cause cerebral infarction. Also, if your blood pressure is measured between 200mm and 120mm/Hg every morning, or drops to 80mm to 50mm/Hg, it may be a sign of cerebral vascular blockage.