Cerebral thrombosis symptoms

Cerebral thrombosis is caused by plaque blockage of cerebral blood vessels, resulting in local brain cell necrosis, resulting in neurological deficit, resulting in clinical manifestations. Patients will show unilateral limb dyskinesia, unilateral limb sensory disorders, aphasia, dysarthria, and even consciousness disorders, some only manifested as ataxia, hand clumsiness or mild dizziness, headache and other clinical manifestations. When the patient shows the above conditions, it is necessary to seek medical treatment in time, and go to the Department of Neurology for skull CT or skull MRI scan, vascular scan, CTA examination, etc. According to the examination results, the patient should be diagnosed and treated in time. At the same time, the patient should control the basic diseases such as blood pressure, blood sugar, blood lipids, etc., regularly take medication, and regularly recheck to improve the unhealthy lifestyle of the individual.