Can cerebral hemorrhage in young people be cured?

In recent years, the incidence of cerebral hemorrhage has been getting younger, which has caused great trouble for many young people. There are many reasons for cerebral hemorrhage in young people, which are closely related to poor diet and excessive work. In daily life, young people must not exchange health for money. They must pay attention to good conditioning and avoid excessive fatigue.

The body has warning signs before a cerebral hemorrhage occurs, so don't take it lightly

It is reported that symptoms such as headache, dizziness, vomiting, mental disorders, blurred vision, etc. will appear a few hours or days before the onset of cerebral hemorrhage. Bleeding often occurs when one is emotionally excited, overexerted, mentally stressed, or resting or sleeping, and is more common in cold seasons. "Once these symptoms appear in the body, you must not take it lightly, especially young people. Don't think that 'a headache is nothing, it will go away if you endure it'. You should immediately go to a regular hospital to seek professional help from a doctor. In this way, you can effectively prevent and treat cerebral hemorrhage in the early warning stage." Gao Xiaoping emphasized.

The reporter learned that once cerebral hemorrhage occurs, the onset is acute and the progression is rapid. Typical symptoms include: severe headache, vomiting, hemiplegia, aphasia, impaired consciousness, coma, fever, slow and deep breathing, and increased blood pressure. If the hematoma enters the ventricles, symptoms such as high fever and incontinence may occur. Therefore, effective prevention and control can avoid causing greater health hazards.

The first 5 minutes of emergency treatment are crucial. Keep your breathing clear.

If someone in your family suffers a cerebral hemorrhage, the first five minutes of first aid and an emergency call to 120 are crucial, and maintaining unobstructed breathing is the key to first aid.

If the patient falls in a small place such as a toilet or bathtub, family members should keep the patient's head level and move him to a spacious place as soon as possible, keep him steady and quiet, and call an ambulance immediately. Before the ambulance arrives, take measures to ensure that the airway is open: loosen the patient's collar, and place him in a side-lying position to allow oral secretions to flow out on their own, or wrap the patient's tongue with gauze and pull it out to prevent the root of the tongue from falling back and blocking the airway and causing suffocation; clear the mucus, secretions and vomitus in the mouth to keep the airway open.

If choking, clean the mouth as quickly as possible and perform artificial respiration. At the same time, patients with cerebral hemorrhage who have high blood pressure and are conscious can take oral drugs to control blood pressure and protect the heart. "For all patients suffering from cerebral hemorrhage, 'time is brain'. The longer the cerebral hemorrhage and hypoxia last, the larger the area of ​​brain necrosis will be. Therefore, they should seek professional diagnosis and treatment from a doctor as soon as possible," Gao Xiaoping emphasized.