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1-year-old Xiaojie is a lively and active age. He usually likes to play basketball with his classmates and occasionally eats spicy noodles. snail noodles these internet celebrity snacks. But starting from the beginning of this year, he started to feel uncomfortable every time he started physical education class, and his hands and feet would suddenly become weak. What's even more outrageous is that Xiaojie suddenly turned into "Sister Lin" and couldn't get out of the sun. He complained of dizziness when the weather got hot.
Xiaojie’s mother: The weather was relatively hot. We went back to our hometown for a banquet, and he suddenly fainted. He woke up a few minutes later. At that time, I thought he had heat stroke, and his hands and feet would be weak after eating spicy food.
All these changes made Xiaojie suffer a lot. People around him didn't understand why Xiaojie suddenly became so "squeamish". Until he fainted after basking in the sun, his family was shocked when they sent him to the hospital for a CT scan.
Yan Xueqiang, deputy chief physician of the Sixth Department of Neurosurgery of a hospital in Guangdong: When doing angiography , the blood vessels looked like smoke. Our normal blood vessels are like branches, from thick to thin, while his blood vessels are like smoke.
It turns out that Jiezi is suffering from a brain disease called " moyamoya disease ". Symptoms of intracranial ischemia will occur when heart rate changes drastically, or when ventilation occurs rapidly.
Yan Xueqiang, deputy chief physician of the Sixth Department of Neurosurgery of a hospital in Guangdong: When eating hot and spicy food, you will keep breathing. During the process of hyperventilation, the body's carbon dioxide partial pressure will decrease, causing blood vessels to become inflamed. contraction, resulting in decreased cerebral perfusion. There are also some children who run in kindergarten and pant after excessive exercise, and this symptom will also occur.
The doctor said that the cause of "moyamoya disease" is unknown, and the main age group of the disease is children under 10 years old, or middle-aged people in their 40s and 50s, and it can only be treated through surgery.
Yan Xueqiang, deputy chief physician of the sixth department of neurosurgery at a hospital in Guangdong: bypass of blood vessels is performed through surgery. Generally, the blood vessels of the scalp are led into the brain, and the intracranial blood vessels are bypassed. The operation is performed on blood vessels with a thickness of about one millimeter. After connecting the blood vessels, they must be kept open.
The doctor reminded that the weather is hot and parents should pay more attention to the physical changes of their children. If something is wrong, they should be admitted to the hospital immediately to investigate the cause of the disease. The disease will be treated with traditional Chinese medicine.
