Does drinking, eating, and bathing cause a stroke?

Doctors said the young man's pulse was rapid and his blood pressure was unmeasurable, a sign of a stroke. Luckily, he was saved in time.

Many people wonder, does drinking too much, eating too much, and then bathing cause a stroke?

Eating a full meal or taking a hot bath will cause vasodilation, making it easy for blood pressure to drop in people with cardiovascular disease.

Sharing about the above case, Dr. Dao Duy Khoa, Department of Neurology, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City, said that symptoms of fatigue, discomfort, rapid pulse, and low blood pressure are not symptoms of stroke, but are a condition of low blood pressure due to many different causes, which need to be diagnosed and treated promptly.

Typical symptoms of stroke are sudden mouth distortion, slurred speech, and hemiplegia. If you have these symptoms, you must go to the hospital immediately for emergency treatment to avoid wasting precious time.

Rapid pulse and low blood pressure are signs of shock. There are many causes of shock such as: Cardiogenic shock, hypovolemic shock, septic shock, anaphylactic shock, etc.

Bathing after a full meal has not been reported as a cause of dizziness. In the above case, alcohol poisoning may be related to dizziness, but a full diagnostic examination is needed.

Eating a full meal or taking a hot bath will cause vasodilation, easily causing low blood pressure in people with cardiovascular disease or autonomic nervous system failure.

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