Feeling tightness in the head

The elderly must pay attention to keeping their heads warm in winter. Many people feel a tightness in their heads, which has a lot to do with poor blood circulation. People with cerebral hemorrhage should pay special attention. Once such a feeling occurs, they should choose preventive treatment. In addition to tingling in the scalp, people with brain diseases may also have language barriers and even varying degrees of consciousness disorders.

So why do patients with cerebral hemorrhage have a tight scalp? What is the reason for a tight scalp in patients with cerebral hemorrhage? How should we alleviate the symptoms of a tight scalp in patients with cerebral hemorrhage? Generally speaking, a tight and numb scalp in patients with cerebral hemorrhage indicates that there is a problem with the patient's brain blood supply, usually due to insufficient blood supply. In this case, patients can take Naolijing oral solution or flunarizine hydrochloride capsules appropriately to alleviate this phenomenon.

In addition, neurological complications may also cause scalp numbness and tightness in patients with cerebral hemorrhage. In this case, the patient should stay in bed as quietly as possible, dehydrate to reduce intracranial pressure, adjust his or her blood pressure, and avoid emotional excitement and high blood pressure. If the patient is overly irritable, we can give the patient an injection of sedatives as appropriate to help relieve the tightness, numbness, and irritability of the scalp.

It should be noted that in addition to tightness and numbness of the scalp, patients with cerebral congestion may also experience movement and language disorders, as well as severe vomiting, and some patients may have a certain degree of impaired consciousness. Therefore, when we treat patients with cerebral hemorrhage, we must carefully examine the patient's cerebrospinal fluid, blood routine, urine routine and blood sugar. Through these examinations, we can accurately judge the progression of cerebral hemorrhage patients' condition, adjust treatment appropriately, and avoid the phenomenon that drug treatment does not match the symptoms.