Definition and clinical manifestation of cerebral small vessel disease

The effects of cerebrovascular disease are as follows: 1. The most serious consequence of cerebrovascular disease is vascular dementia or cerebral hemorrhage stroke; patients with severe vascular dementia may completely lose social ability in the later stage, lose their ability to live in daily life, and die because of severe malnutrition or infection; cerebral hemorrhage can cause aphasia, hemiplegia, and even coma, which will bring serious burden to families. 2. Controlling risk factors, quitting smoking and alcohol, regular rest, balanced diet and appropriate amount of exercise can effectively prevent cerebral small vascular disease, especially controlling hypertension, hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia.