What are the early symptoms of cerebral thrombosis?

Cerebral thrombosis onset is more acute, patients may show sudden dizziness, dizziness is the most common symptom of cerebral thrombosis precursor, especially in patients with hypertension, if repeated within two days to show more than five times of dizziness, then it suggests the occurrence of cerebral thrombosis. If the patient stumbles, gait abnormalities are also one of the signs of hemiplegia, some patients will also show transient visual impairment performance for blurred vision or visual field defects, but this situation will soon recover. Other patients may exhibit disturbance of consciousness and increased intracranial pressure; ipsilateral hemianopia, contralateral hemiplegia, and hemisensory disorders; and mental changes, such as sudden silence, apathy, or impatience.