What are the 6 warning signs of cerebral thrombosis?
May 23, 2023
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Yang Jun
Introduction
Generally speaking, there is no such thing as "six signs indicating a precursor to cerebral thrombosis." Common warning signs of cerebral thrombosis usually include sudden dizziness, sudden severe headache, and gait abnormalities. Sudden dizziness is a relatively common symptom of cerebral thrombosis, typically occurring before getting out of bed, especially in the early morning hours.
Generally speaking, there is no such thing as "six signs indicating no risk of cerebral thrombosis." Common warning signs of cerebral thrombosis usually include sudden dizziness, sudden severe headache, and gait abnormalities. Specific manifestations are as follows:
1. Sudden dizziness
This symptom is relatively common in cerebral thrombosis and typically occurs before getting out of bed, especially in the early morning.
2. Sudden severe headache
Cerebral thrombosis often causes thickening of the blood vessel walls. When patients cough or strain, they may experience headaches. Over time, the pain may progressively worsen and often awakens the patient at night.
3. Gait abnormalities
Cerebral thrombosis can narrow blood vessels, leading to reduced local blood flow, which may cause leg weakness while walking. If a patient suddenly develops changes in gait accompanied by numbness and weakness, this may be an early warning sign of cerebral thrombosis.
In addition to the above symptoms, other possible signs include frequent yawning, nosebleeds, and abnormal blood pressure. If a patient experiences any of these symptoms, it is recommended to promptly visit a正规 hospital for appropriate medical evaluation to avoid delays in treatment.
