Why cerebral hemorrhage postoperative 1 year whole body convulsion

1 year after intracerebral hemorrhage surgery, systemic convulsions are considered to be caused by epilepsy, recurrence of intracerebral hemorrhage, hypoglycemia and other reasons, as follows:

1. Epilepsy

After intracerebral hemorrhage surgery, glial cells in the brain gradually regenerate, which may lead to abnormal connection of some cerebral nerves, causing abnormal discharge of cerebral nerves, causing epilepsy and systemic convulsions.

2. Recurrence of intracerebral hemorrhage

If the patient's cerebral blood vessels rupture again, causing disease recurrence, intracranial pressure may increase, causing compression or damage to brain tissue, thus causing the above symptoms.

3. Hypoglycemic

glucose is the main energy source of the brain. If the patient has severe hypoglycemia, it may affect the brain's control of the nervous system and cause systemic convulsions.