Main symptoms of cerebral anemia and how to prevent it

Avoid overwork, reduce stress, eat lots of vegetables and fruits... can prevent cerebral anemia. (Source: Freepik)

When cerebral ischemia lasts for a long time, you can have a cerebral infarction. Cerebral infarction is a condition of sudden blockage of the cerebral artery, leading to ischemia causing brain cell necrosis, often leaving serious consequences for the patient.

Cerebral infarction causes high mortality rate, if not treated promptly can also leave sequelae.

If you have slow speech, blurred vision, dizziness... you may have cerebral anemia.

1. Speak slowly

When the body does not supply enough blood to the brain, it can cause language barriers due to ischemia and lack of oxygen. It can lead to aphasia in severe cases.

Slow speech is one of these symptoms. When speaking, the patient often needs to pause or think. The cause is due to lack of blood supply to the brain, which reduces the ability to control and produce language in this area.

In addition to slowed speech, the person may have other symptoms of speech impairment, such as incoherent or slurred speech, difficulty finding words, or expressing themselves precisely.

These symptoms can severely affect a patient's ability to socialize.

2. Blurred vision

Insufficient blood flow to the brain can also lead to insufficient blood flow to the eyes, causing vision problems. This may be due to the brain reducing blood supply to the eyes, resulting in blurred vision or eye strain.

Insufficient blood flow to the brain can also cause difficulty with eye coordination or poor eye movement, leading to poor focusing ability. This can cause blurred vision or dim vision.

Vascular diseases such as high blood pressure, atherosclerosis and diabetes can be major causes of inadequate blood supply to the brain.

If symptoms such as blurred vision appear, you should see a doctor immediately for timely treatment to prevent vision loss and other diseases.

3. Physical disorders

Insufficient blood supply to the brain will affect the normal nerve activity of the brain, resulting in the brain being unable to effectively control the coordination of limb movements.

In addition, insufficient blood supply to the brain can cause impaired vision and affect coordination of limb movements.

For example, symptoms such as dizziness, lightheadedness, and blurred vision can cause people to lose their sense of balance and become disoriented.

4. Dizziness and headache

If there is insufficient blood supply to the brain, dizziness and headaches can easily occur. Some people's memory will be severely impaired, accompanied by symptoms of fever.

If you often have dizziness and headaches, you should be alert because the blood supply to the brain may not be enough.

Cerebral anemia, how to treat?

Oxygen therapy: Oxygen can increase its saturation in the blood and cerebral blood flow in a short time, thereby helping to relieve the symptoms of cerebral ischemia.

Changing lifestyle and eating habits: Avoiding overwork and stress, not smoking, controlling weight, eating lots of vegetables and fruits... can prevent cerebral anemia.

Special treatment: For severe cases, special treatment such as surgery, angioplasty... may be required.

If you have symptoms of cerebral anemia, you should see a doctor promptly. They will base on the patient's condition to make a detailed diagnosis, from which to give an appropriate treatment regimen.

At the same time, patients should also pay attention to rest, avoid overwork, maintain a happy mood, positive attitude, optimism, increase exercise, improve physical fitness, prevent and reduce symptoms of the disease.

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