Cerebral infarction is one of the diseases that is particularly harmful to physical and mental health, once the onset of the disease will not only damage the brain, but also affect other organs of the body, if the treatment is not timely, it will also have a great threat to the patient's life.
However, this disease will have some uncomfortable symptoms in the body after the onset of the disease, as long as these 3 things are done well, it can effectively prevent cerebral infarction.
What is cerebral infarction?
Cerebral infarction is simply the blockage of cerebral blood vessels, once this disorder occurs, it is easy to lead to brain tissue necrosis, serious and even lead to sudden death of patients, so we must do early detection, early treatment, especially should actively prevent cerebral infarction, only in this way can we avoid suffering from cerebral infarction disease.
What are the symptoms of cerebral infarction in the early stages?
1. Dizziness
It can be said that dizziness is one of the main precursors of cerebral infarction, which will have a feeling of spinning at first, but will quickly return to normal after a few seconds, caused by transient cerebral ischemia.
2. Numbness
Before the onset of cerebral infarction, there will be symptoms of limb numbness, and there will be symptoms such as headache and tongue swelling, so you must seek medical treatment in time.
3. Stumbling
One of the precursors of cerebral infarction disease is wrestling, although many elderly people are prone to frequent wrestling due to uncoordinated internal limbs because of their age, but if they often fall for unknown reasons, it may be related to cerebral ischemia caused by cerebral vascular sclerosis.
4. Yawn
Yawning is a very normal physiological phenomenon, but if you yawn frequently, then you should be highly vigilant, because this may have a lot to do with cerebral infarction.
5. Black Mist
Simply put, the eyes suddenly go black, and then there will be a problem of blurred vision, and after a few minutes, it will return to normal, which may have a lot to do with cerebral infarction if it is a long-term attack.
What 3 things do you usually do without being afraid of cerebral infarction?
1. Move your fingers more
From a medical point of view, the finger and the cerebral cortex are very closely linked, if the elderly usually pay more attention to the activity of the fingers, not only can effectively stimulate the cerebral cortex, but also keep the brain flexible.
As long as you can move your fingers more during rest, it has a very good effect on preventing cerebral infarction, and more importantly, it can also help patients with cerebral infarction recovery.
2, get up can not be too violent
For the elderly, usually after waking up in the morning, do not get up suddenly, because this wrong way of getting up is easy to have an unexpected situation.
Therefore, when you wake up in the morning, it is best to lie down on the bed for a little while, and then slowly get up and go to the ground, so as to avoid unexpected situations, which is also very useful for preventing cerebral infarction.
3. Exercise the right brain
The brain is divided into two parts, the left brain and the right brain, compared with the left brain, the right brain is mainly responsible for image memory, as well as emotions, intuition, music, art and other aspects of domination and control.
Therefore, many parents now in order to exercise their children's right brain, they will report some special study classes for their children to exercise their right brain.
In fact, for the majority of the elderly, they should also pay more attention to exercising the right brain, because from a medical point of view, the right brain is more likely to have cerebral infarction.
The use of the left hand regularly will not only help the development of the right brain, but also play a role in preventing cerebral infarction.
The above introduces some of the symptoms before the emergence of cerebral infarction, as well as 3 ways to prevent the appearance of cerebral infarction, for the vast majority of the elderly, usually more attention should be paid to the prevention of cerebral infarction diseases;
Because this disease is extremely harmful to the physical and mental health of patients, once the disease is even after treatment, the prognosis will be very poor, so as long as the emergence of this disease is actively prevented is the right approach.