Cerebral infarction is a sudden brain disease that can occur at any time and at any age.
The reason is due to blockage of blood vessels in the brain, resulting in ischemia and hypoxia of brain tissue.
Secondly, cerebral infarction mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people aged 45-70 years old. Once it occurs, the prime time for treatment is only 120 minutes. Once
is missed, it may result in hemiplegia or even sudden death.
If you usually have these 3 symptoms on your head, please check brain CT in time to rule out whether the cerebral blood vessels are blocked.
The first symptom is hard tongue
If the base of the tongue suddenly becomes hard and the words are unclear, it is very likely. It is caused by blockage of blood vessels in the brain, causing neurological control disorders.
Cerebral blood vessels are blocked and insufficient blood supply will affect the brain's control of facial nerve , resulting in a hard tongue and unclear speech.
The second manifestation is decreased vision.
Cerebral blood vessels are blocked, which will compress the optic nerve.
At the same time, the blood flow to the eyes is reduced, which will also affect the normal function of the eyes.
As a result, it will lead to decreased vision, darkening of the eyes, and even blindness.
Most patients will experience temporary blurred vision when it occurs, and will return to normal after a few seconds or minutes.
The third manifestation is increased drooling
Many people judge drooling as a sign of sleeping soundly.
In fact, drooling may be a sign of cerebral infarction. Especially the middle-aged and elderly people after 45 years old.
If unilateral drooling occurs while sleeping, it is likely that the blood vessels in the brain are blocked, resulting in a decrease in the ability to control the pharyngeal muscles.
This will lead to the phenomenon of drooling. It is recommended to do a brain CT as soon as possible to check the health of blood vessels.
