Cerebral hemorrhage
Internal hemorrhage is defined as a case of various internal bleeding that may affect large numbers of people from different regions due to various factors. This bleeding affects the human brain tissue, which causes a very serious life threatening to the patient, , Cerebral hemorrhage occurs between the human brain and one of its membranes, either between the cerebral cortex and the skull, or between the cerebral membranes.
Reasons
There are many factors and causes of this serious condition, including high blood pressure, the use of drugs and drugs that act on blood clotting, direct exposure to the head area, blood disorders, venous anomalies, tumors, and abnormalities that may Infects veins and arteries.
Symptoms
The symptoms and signs that indicate the occurrence of this condition include headache, lethargy, nausea, vomiting, numbness and sudden weakness that occur along the face of both the hand and foot of the same side most often, temporary loss of sight, and seizures.
Diagnosis
There are many methods used by the specialist doctor in the diagnosis of this serious disease, and targeted various diagnostic methods primarily to determine the location of bleeding, and knowledge of its size, and some of the most prominent means: MRI, blood vessels, in addition to angiography, .
Treatment
There are many therapeutic procedures performed by specialists during treatment. Such treatment measures aim at stopping the bleeding process, in addition to reducing and reducing the cerebral pressure, besides eliminating the blood clotting. The most important treatment measures are: monitoring the cerebral pressure through a special device Called ICP. The accumulated fluid in the cerebral ventricles is also eliminated, in addition to the elimination of blood clots to stop bleeding, along with many other medical procedures.
Prevention
There are many factors that may be risk factors for this disease, as these factors increase the likelihood of infection, and the most important of these factors smoking, high blood pressure, and drugs, so it is as precautionary and preventive measures should be abstaining from smoking, and that Stop drug abuse, as you should control the condition of high blood pressure.
Complications
This condition has serious complications that may occur in humans. The most prominent of these complications is the increased risk of stroke, except for the loss of brain for its main functions and important.