Lacunar infarction headache?

Lacunar cerebral infarction headache: lacunar cerebral infarction generally do not headache, in fact, lacunar cerebral infarction is a kind of ischemic cerebrovascular disease, is due to the occlusion of deep cerebral blood vessels caused by small focus. Its performance of the general patient showed movement disorders, such as hemiplegia or sensory disorders, hemiplegia or sensory sensitivity; the same will affect language, patients will show language is not fluent or do not understand others speak. If lacunar infarction accumulates more, it will also affect the patient's reaction ability, will show slow reaction, memory loss and so on. In short, the patient will not show symptoms of headache, but once we diagnose lacunar infarction, we must also go to the hospital to find a specialist for a clear diagnosis and targeted treatment.