My mother in Nanjing, Jiangsu lost most of her memory because of two cerebral hemorrhage. Why did she lose her memory after her illness?

We must be clear about one thing. Not all cerebral hemorrhage will cause amnesia in patients. Just like this mother in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, only two cerebral hemorrhages caused most of her memory loss. If it was only a slight cerebral hemorrhage, if she recovered well after being rescued by a doctor, then this frustration would not happen. However, if the amount of cerebral hemorrhage is relatively large and the patient himself suffers from some vascular diseases, it is likely that the patient will have amnesia.

The brain is the most complex part of human organs, and there is a part of the brain called hippocampus. To be clear, this hippocampus is a part of the brain, not a creature in the sea world. The hippocampus in the brain is mainly responsible for our memory center. It is like a CPU or memory template in a computer. He is responsible for storing all our memories. There are many nerve lines around the hippocampus. If the patient has symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage,

Then it is likely that the internal pressure caused by bleeding increases, and the bleeding blood clot compresses the surrounding nerve lines and neurons. More seriously, the high blood pressure directly acts on the hippocampus, which will cause great damage to the hippocampus and neurons, thus causing confusion and even making patients lose most of their memories. Under normal circumstances, the memory we lose is the memory of the period after the onset.

But more seriously, it is likely to cause the loss of our early memory, that is, the memory years, decades or even decades before the onset of the disease will be completely lost because of the pressure of this cerebral hemorrhage on the hippocampus and neurons in our brain, just like the storage in the computer is formatted, but the formatting in our brain is caused by external forces, or our own brain has some disease, which leads to amnesia.