Stroke fast handling
Is a state where partial or complete loss of brain function
that occurs suddenly, lasts more than 24 hours or cause paralysis, Because
disruptions circulatory flow in the brain is reduced or there is a blockage or
rupture of blood vessels spontaneously.
To find out the following stroke disease symptoms of stroke:
1. Weakness, ball, paralysis of the face, arm or leg sudden
partial
2. The sudden loss of the ability to speak
3. It is difficult to understand the language of other
people unexpectedly
4. The loss of hearing, vision in one or both
5. sudden severe headache with no known cause that is
obviously often followed vomiting, convulsions, or loss of consciousness
6. Impaired balance accompanied by a sudden dizziness
7. A power failure suddenly remember
If you experience any of these symptoms, seek immediate
medical attention, in order to help reduce the possible risk of death or
disability.
Is Stroke disease can be cured?
If the locations contained in the brain stroke is not about
a very important part and the extent of damage is small with risk factors who
handled quickly and well, the stroke can recover completely.
Conversely, if the location of the stroke in the brain and
the parts that are very important and quite extensive damage, the chance of
recovery is small.
Stroke can be recovered perfectly or imperfectly depends on
several things:
- Type of stroke (blockage or bleeding)
- Location Stroke
- Large or small lesions
- Factor risk
Therefore, when we see or experience the symptoms of stroke
so as soon as possible should check in order to get treatment quickly.
Stroke is treatable if the patient can be taken to the
hospital in a few hours after the first symptoms. The longer the treatment, the
arteries become clogged blood vessels and the brain will be damaged, making it
difficult to do the recovery.
The goal of treatment after the initial stroke treatment
are:
- Reduce the possibility of further stroke
- Improve the function of the body affected by stroke
- Overcoming the occurrence of disability
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