What are the causes of cerebral hemorrhage? How to prevent cerebral hemorrhage?

There are actually many reasons for cerebral hemorrhage. For example, with the growth of age, blood vessels will age, which may lead to aging under some external stimuli. For example, some patients with "three highs" will have different degrees of atherosclerosis, which will make the elasticity of blood vessels worse, especially in the case of large blood pressure fluctuation, which may lead to blood vessel rupture and bleeding. There are also some external incentives, such as excessive fatigue, excessive mood swings, drinking and smoking, which may lead to cerebral hemorrhage. If you want to prevent cerebral hemorrhage, you must maintain a regular routine and diet in your daily life, ensure adequate sleep, avoid overwork and stay up late, and achieve a combination of work and rest. You should also keep a stable mind, don't let yourself be stimulated by strong emotions, and do appropriate exercise to promote blood vessel health. At the same time, you should also overcome some bad habits, such as smoking and drinking.

When cerebral hemorrhage occurs, there will also be some symptoms. For example, patients will have obvious blood pressure increase, and at this time, they are prone to feel dizzy and unstable, and are prone to symptoms such as nausea and vomiting. Some patients will have numbness of limbs before cerebral hemorrhage, such as facial fingers can not be used normally. Some patients may have nosebleeds repeatedly, which may be a symptom of cerebral hemorrhage besides getting angry, and may make patients unable to speak normally before the occurrence of cerebral hemorrhage, which is also one of the symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage.

In case of sudden cerebral hemorrhage, people around you must keep calm and call 120 in time. Don't make a hullabaloo about or shake violently to make the condition worse. You can lie flat on the bed or lie on the ground to keep quiet and observe the patient's condition. If there are some foreign bodies in the respiratory tract, these secretions should be removed in time, and then wait for the rescue of 120.

Finally, the early mortality rate of cerebral hemorrhage is relatively high, and even after being cured, there may be different degrees of sequelae, so we must take precautions in advance.