Stroke symptoms are different for every person who has had a stroke. Stroke symptoms may be a result of many things that happened to the person leading up to the stroke. Stroke can be a devastating thing on people who have it because it can cause some pretty serious disabilities. Stroke symptoms can either be ischemic or hemorrhagic.
Ischemic stroke symptoms mean that the parts of the brain that control motor functions are damaged. This means that the person will have difficulty moving and doing things like writing or remembering things. Some of the main ischemic stroke symptoms include memory loss, clumsiness, and loss of balance. Some people may even be completely unable to control themselves when they are walking. Other warning signs may include numbness in the face and hands, trouble with coordination, and a lowered IQ.
Hemorrhagic stroke symptoms are caused by the break of a blood vessel in the walls of the arteries. This can happen suddenly and without warning. Most people who have hemorrhagic strokes have either lost a major piece of tissue or their vessels have been cut by the injury. People with hemorrhagic strokes may also experience fainting, confusion, breathing problems, and a slower heart rate. Other warning signs may include seizures, a lack of sweating, bad bruising, weakness in the arms or legs, dizziness, numbness in the face and hands, and a risk of infection.
The other main type of stroke symptom is called an ischemic stroke. This symptom occurs when there is a blood clot in the brain and it causes a lack of oxygen to the brain. This symptom can occur suddenly, but can take a little time to develop after the injury occurs. Other signs and symptoms of ischemic stroke include memory loss, clumsiness, dizziness, sweating, a decreased IQ, and a risk of long-term stroke.
Abrupt stroke occurs suddenly. It doesn’t take a long period of time for the blood vessel to be blocked. The most common type of aneurysm that causes an aneurysm is due to someone having a history of high cholesterol or hypertension. A ruptured or aneurysm in the brain can cause a stroke. Other causes of stroke include eating artery foods like grapes, onions, or fat, drinking too much alcohol, smoking, or living with high pressure or high blood pressure.
An embolus is a blood clot that forms in a blood vessel (vasculitis). This is one of the leading causes of stroke. An embolus forms in a blood vessel (vasculitis) when the body tries to repair itself after being injured. This results in a small amount of bleeding inside of the wall of a blood vessel (vasculitis). This type of stroke occurs suddenly and without warning, and does not have any obvious symptoms.
A hemorrhagomatous stroke happens when the brain tissue is damaged by an outside force. These types of strokes are caused when the blood flow to the brain is blocked. An example of this is when a bulb (intervertebral disc) interferes with the normal blood flow to the brain. There is usually no warning or symptoms that this type of stroke has taken place, since the symptoms are similar to those of a stroke due to ischemic stroke.
The symptoms of a primary stroke can be very similar to symptoms of high blood pressure or a stroke due to ischemic stroke. Stroke sufferers may experience shortness of breath, dizziness, fainting, numbness or tingling in the hands or feet, difficulty talking, neck pain, dizziness, or a feeling of being unsteady on the feet or legs. They may also suffer from headaches, a pounding heart, nausea, sweating, numbness or tingling sensations in the arms and legs, dizziness, and difficulty swallowing. Stroke sufferers may also be prone to depression.
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