Half -paralyzed

Half -paralyzed's disease overview

Half of the body is a condition where one side is weakened, The right half of the right person or the left depends on the brain area that is damaged when the stroke or other causes. Left brain damage will cause hemiplegia and vice versa. The paralyzed side will have weaker movements than the other side or even cannot move

Half -person paralysis is divided into:

Halter congenital people: Children with hemiplegia due to brain damage during or immediately after birth

Trade or illness

Causes of Half -paralyzed's disease

The main cause of hemiplegia is cerebral hemorrhage or hemorrhagic stroke, cerebrovascular diseases interrupt the process of blood transport to the brain, causing ischemic, leading to stroke

Trauma, brain damage are also the cause of hemiplegia

In addition, some other causes of hemiplegia but less acute include:

tumors, abscesses, brain damage

Diseases to destroy the covers around the nerve cells

complications due to viral or bacterial infection

encephalitis

Poliovirus infectious disease (viral virus)

Symptoms of Half -paralyzed's disease

Common symptoms of hemiplegia include:

Loss of balance

hard to say, difficult to swallow, hard to go

numbness or loss of sensation on one side of the body

failure Reduce unclear ability to hold and move

weak muscle, lack of mobility coordination

People at risk for Half -paralyzed's disease

People suffering from diseases such as high blood pressure, cardiovascular, diabetes, brain tumors

who have or have a risk of stroke

who is injured At birth, hard labor or a stroke in the fetus for 3 days

who suffered from injury at the beginning

The person suffering from migraine syndrome. Li> people suffering from serious infections, especially blood infections and neck abscesses to the brain if not treated

People with white brain whitening disorders

People with vasculitis

Prevention of Half -paralyzed's disease

Due to the main cause of hemiplegia is a stroke, the ability to anticipate is almost impossible. However, to minimize the risk of disease can take the following measures:

Daily exercise to maintain a good health

Choose shoes suitable for environmental conditions

get enough sleep and deep sleep < /Li>

Building a reasonable diet, rich in green vegetables, fruits high in vitamins, limiting eating greasy foods

without smoking and limiting alcohol

Diagnostic measures for Half -paralyzed's disease

Diagnosis determines hemiplegia based on clinical examination and support test. History and clinical examination are important to diagnose muscle weakness as well as find a place of damage in the nervous system to determine the treatment direction

Some subclinical tests to determine the cause of the disease include:

Blood formula

Biochemical blood

Skull component tuning

Skull resonance magnetic resonance

Half -paralyzed's disease treatments

Patients with hemiplegia need to take some time to recover, not all cases are the same and have the same treatment effect. Instead, the doctor will treat the disease depending on the cause of hemiplegia. Treatments include both hemiplegia and surgical medications when necessary:

Use antihypertensive drugs and reduce cholesterol for people with hemiplegia due to stroke and risk of recurrence such as people with hypertension or cardiovascular

Freezing helps to reduce clogging and the risk of stroke in the future

intravenous antibiotics used to prevent encephalitis

Surgical methods to solve brain and brain edema and Take foreign objects or secondary problems, spontaneous muscle contraction, live damage, damage to ligaments or tendons opposite damage

physical therapy treatment to help surrounding brain areas The damage can be active as well as support but the body is not paralyzed, helps to control movement and maintain health

psychotherapy to help deal with the impact of psychology

enhance support of leg muscles and balance through exercises, wear flat, wide shoes, use assistance equipment as directed and without wall raw or tables and chairs when walking

See also:

Four -limb paralysis: Causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment Brain infarction

Paralysis: Causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

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