What is the difference between cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage?

The main difference between patients with cerebral infarction and patients with cerebral hemorrhage is the difference between the current imaging examination and treatment. Their symptoms are very similar, and they may all show dizziness or weakness in one limb, numbness in one limb, poor speech, poor mental health, facial paralysis, lethargy, coma, etc. However, it is difficult to coexist these two diseases from symptoms. It seems that only after imaging examination, such as cranial ct, can these two diseases be distinguished. The main ct manifestation of cerebral hemorrhage is this kind of high-density hemorrhagic pattern, while cerebral infarction is a low-density ischemic focus in this ct manifestation. There are also differences in treatment. For cerebral hemorrhage, a symptomatic treatment is mainly used. If the patient has high intracranial pressure, treatment to reduce intracranial pressure can be used, such as mannitol or glycerol fructose and some diuretics. For cerebral infarction is mainly to give some thrombolysis and see platelet brain protection and improve the quality of cerebral circulation, treatment for patients with high risk factors is also the same, because hypertension can cause cerebral infarction in patients, as well as increased incidence of cerebral hemorrhage. Therefore, for patients efficient control is very important, commonly used antihypertensive drugs include Shi Huida, Baixin and Pedopril.