What is a brain attack?
Brain attack is a life -threatening medical emergency cause caused by interrupting blood supply. Also known as stroke, brain attack requires immediate medical treatment and delay can lead to brain or death damage in the patient. Brain attacks may occur in people of all age groups and all levels of fitness and can be associated with a number of health conditions or occur independently, making it difficult to predict when someone is threatened by a stroke.
The term "brain attack" is to remind "heart attack" also use the term "brain infarction" to indicate stroke. In all cases, blood supply breaks causes brain damage, leading to neurological symptoms such as paralysis, dizziness, confusion and aphasia. The patient may also experience significant changes in behavior due to the brain attack. The blood vessels that give the brain. The clots block blood supply and may be caused by clotting disorders and venous abnormalities. Hemorrhagic brain attacks include brain bleeding and are often associated with injuryheads and weak blood vessels. The risk of stroke is one of the reasons why people with head injuries are very closely monitored in neurological symptoms.
As with a heart attack, the longer someone is not treated, the more serious damage and damage will be permanent for the patient. Symptoms of brain attack may vary, and if people suspect that stroke may occur, they should immediately seek medical treatment. A neurologist would rather see a patient who does not need treatment rather than seeing the patient after being too late to help. Treatment may include the use of drugs and surgery to remedy the cause of the brain attack and prevent more damage.
people can also experience what is known as a transient ischemic attack (TIA) or mini stroke. In this type of brain attacks of the patient experiences current neurological disruption that may lead to confusion, aphasia and other symptoms than VR patientAttaches to normal. While the patient may feel good, he or she is actually raised to have a serious risk of having the main stroke after the TIA, and people who develop symptoms of a similar stroke and then recover, should certainly see a neurologist for research and medical imaging.