Brain stroke symptoms diagnosis and prevention

Due to brain stroke, symptoms, diagnosis and prevention

When the blood supply in the brain is disrupted or decreases, then that condition is called the problem of stroke. When stroke, the brain can not absorb adequate oxygen and nutrients due to which the brain cells are destroyed. 

Stroke is also called brain attack. If the problem of stroke is not diagnosed and treated timely, then the brain can always be damaged, resulting in death of the person as a result.


The causes of the stroke are many types of strokes and they are due to different reasons. The most hazard of the problem of stroke occurs when:

• The weight of the person's body is greatly increased.
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• If the person is 55 years of age or older
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• If there is a stroke problem in a person in the family.
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• On adopting a poor lifestyle
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• Excessive smoking, alcohol and drug abuse

Types of stroke

Ischemia stroke

This type of stroke occurs when the arteries causing blood to the brain are blocked or narrowed. If ischemia, blood flow decreases, causing brain cells to be damaged. 

The main reason for the blockage of arteries is to become a blood clot in the arteries of the brain. Plaque deposits in the walls of the arteries, causing the person to be prone to ischemia stroke.

Hemorrhagic stroke : 

This stroke occurs when a blood leak occurs with the arteries of the brain or it explodes. Due to bleeding, pressure on the brain cells causes these cells to be damaged. Blood is not available in brain tissue after hemorrhage.

Transient ischemic attack (TIA) : 

The TIA stroke is different from the two strokes mentioned above, because this type of stroke has a slight flurry of blood flow in the brain. The transient ischemic attack is like ischemic stroke because it is usually caused by a blood clot.

Symptoms of brain stroke

The symptoms of the stroke suddenly appear. But these symptoms can last for a few minutes, a few hours, or a few days. If any of the symptoms below shows you in your body, then you should go to the doctor immediately and check.

• Having a situation of confusion and difficulty in speaking and understanding.
• Experience of headache and vomiting
• Feeling numbness in one part of the face, feet and body.
• Due to one or both eyes, it is not clear and clear.
• Lack of difficulty in walking and loss of body balance and dizziness.
• No control on bladder
• Pain in movement and movement of hands and feet and changes in body temperature.
• Depression and noise faltering
• The body is weak and paralyzed.
• No emotions on control

The person may have health problems for a long time due to stroke. The person can be afflicted with this problem throughout the lifetime by not diagnosing the disease by treating it on time.

Diagnosis of stroke

Stroke is very fast starting, therefore it is necessary to diagnose this problem at a time. When a person feels stroke, he should immediately diagnose it and start treatment. The symptoms of stroke can be treated within 3 hours of the first symptom. Doctors diagnose stroke in many ways.

Physical examination

In this, doctors check blood pressure and listen to carotid arteries in the neck and check the blood vessels behind the eye and find out the blood clot formation.

Blood test

The doctors investigate the blood and find out how fast the blood is frozen and how much the level of substance and infections in the blood are.

CT scan

Through many types of X-rays, hemorrhages, stroke, tumors and other problems inside the brain are detected.

MRI scan

In this, brain-damaged cells are detected through radio and magnetic waves.

Carotid ultrasound

This ultrasound is used to detect blood flow and plaque in the carotid arteries.

Avoiding stroke -

The easiest way to avoid stroke is to give reasons for stroke not to occur. Stroke can be avoided due to other precaution including lifestyle changes. Let's know what to do to avoid the stroke.