What Are the Symptoms of a Blood Clot in the Brain?

Mild cerebral thrombosis is a special type of cerebral thrombosis. It is based on hypertension and arteriosclerosis, and occludes small arteries in the deep brain, causing ischemic softening of brain tissue. The lesion range is generally 2-20 mm, with 2-4 mm being the most common. Most patients are clinically asymptomatic, and about three-quarters of them have no symptoms of focal nerve damage, or only mild inattention, decreased memory, mild headache, dizziness, dizziness, and unresponsiveness. The diagnosis of the disease is mainly CT or MRI. If mild cerebral thrombosis becomes multiple, it can affect brain function, lead to progressive decline in intelligence, and eventually lead to cerebrovascular dementia.

Mild cerebral thrombosis

Mild cerebral thrombosis is a special type of cerebral thrombosis. It is based on hypertension and arteriosclerosis, and occludes small arteries in the deep brain, causing ischemic softening of brain tissue. The lesion range is generally 2-20 mm, with 2-4 mm being the most common. Most patients are clinically asymptomatic, and about three-quarters of them have no symptoms of focal nerve damage, or only mild inattention, decreased memory, mild headache, dizziness, dizziness, and unresponsiveness. The diagnosis of the disease is mainly CT or MRI. If mild cerebral thrombosis becomes multiple, it can affect brain function, lead to progressive decline in intelligence, and eventually lead to

Fewer primary diseases and

1. Interrupt drug treatment

2, excessive blood pressure.

3. Overworked or not resting well

4. Irregular life.

5. Smoke addiction.

6.

1.Headaches and dizziness

2. Transient vision impairment and exhaustion

3. Change of mental state

4. There will be abnormal changes in the body ^[2]

Abnormal blood pressure: sudden changes in blood pressure need attention

Nosebleed:

Continuous yawning: 80% of patients with ischemic stroke will experience yawns 5 to 10 days before the onset of illness.

Sudden vertigo : Vertigo is extremely common in the signs of cerebral thrombosis

Abnormal walking: faltering, weak legs

Surgical treatment of cerebral thrombosis: Its efficacy, mortality and disability rate have not reached a unified conclusion. Even if some surgical cases can improve the short-term survival rate of patients, the long-term effect is often not as good as the short-term.

Western medicine for treating cerebral thrombosis: it has the advantages of fast onset and targeted treatment, but most western medicine, including aspirin, will produce different drug resistance;

Traditional Chinese medicine for treating cerebral thrombosis: most Chinese medicines have slow onset of action. ^[4]

Rehabilitation includes body function training such as limb movement, speech, swallowing, and stool.

Required for daily rehabilitation

1. Drink a glass of boiling water before going to bed late and after getting up in the morning to prevent blood clots. Usually develop a drinking habit. Drinking 1000 to 2000 ml of water daily can reduce blood viscosity and is very good for preventing blood clots.

2. Increase high density lipoprotein. It not only deposits on the vessel wall, but also promotes the dissolution of the very low-density lipoprotein that has been deposited on the vessel wall, making blood flow smooth and preventing arteriosclerosis. Exercise and diet can increase high-density lipoprotein. You can often eat onions, garlic, pepper, green beans, spinach, celery, cucumber, carrot, apple, grape, black fungus and so on.

3. Participate in sports. Exercise can promote blood circulation and make

Good eating habits for mild cerebral thrombosis

Excessive consumption of high-sugar foods can increase blood viscosity; eating too salty can cause blood stagnation; smoking, drinking too little water, and not eating breakfast can also increase blood viscosity and induce thrombosis. Drink enough water in your daily life, get a glass of water before going to bed, and get up a glass of water. If necessary, add a drink in the middle of the night.

(1) Foods to increase dietary fiber and vitamin C, including whole grains, vegetables and fruits. Some foods such as onions, garlic, mushrooms, fungus, kelp, hawthorn, laver, light tea, konjac and other foods have a lipid-lowering effect.

(2) Normally, eat light, soft, and rich dietary fiber foods. Steaming, stewing, boiling, stir-frying, braising, braising, warming and other cooking methods are not suitable. Bake and other methods.

Mild cerebral thrombosis properly participate in physical exercise

Physical exercises such as jogging, walking, calisthenics, tai chi, etc. can increase high-density lipoproteins in the blood and have a very important prevention and treatment effect on atherosclerosis. Attention should be paid to prevent accidents during physical exercise, such as wrestling, fractures, sprains, etc. Exercise time and degree should not be felt as fatigue.

Mild cerebral thrombosis keeps mood stable

Emotional tension can cause vasospasm, sudden rise in blood pressure, and thickening of blood, which can affect the normal blood circulation of the human body and induce thrombosis or rupture of blood vessels. And a healthy mentality is more conducive to the recovery of cerebral thrombosis.