How is acute disturbance of cerebral circulation of ischemic etiology manifested?

1 Physiology of the formation of ischemic stroke and its varieties

Circulatory disturbances in the human brain are quite common phenomena. Some of them go unnoticed and have no consequences. Others, on the contrary, are the cause of serious changes in the brain that affect the further functioning of the person. One of such extremely dangerous diseases is ischemic stroke, because it carries the greatest danger to health. It is the result of a circulatory disorder that occurs as a result of the formation of a thrombus blocking the supply of nutrients and oxygen in the brain region.

The degree and nature of this disease are determined by the consequences that such a difficulty in getting blood to the head carries. ONMIK is characterized by an ischemic type, characterized by a complete or partial disruption of the functioning of parts of the brain, which resulted from a lack of blood in them due to vascular blockage. Ultimately, such an ailment in most cases carries with it serious consequences, which change the behavior of a person and exert the greatest influence on him. The most tragic outcome of the disease is lethal, which also often occurs.

Ischemic stroke can have several forms and even more causes of its formation. However, the most common among them are the following varieties of this disease:

• atherothrombotic;
• cardioembolic;
• hemodynamic;
• lacunar;
• haemorheological.

Each of the above options best describes the location of the disease and its cause. In this case, the nature of the manifestation, depending on the location of the ONMC, also has significant differences.

2 Risk factors for pathology and symptom intensity

Ischemic stroke is a very serious disease that has been forming for a long time. It should be noted that ONMC does not occur instantly, because it is the result of irreversible processes that provoke the formation of a disease. Among the risk factors that catalyze the disease, the following conditions and effects on humans are distinguished:

• atherosclerosis;
• bad habits;
• diabetes;
• age changes;
• high blood pressure;
• cardiac rhythm disturbance;
• artery clamping.

All these factors can cause the formation and formation of various pathological processes that can ultimately lead to impaired cerebral circulation and serious health problems associated with it.

The consequences of stroke of the ischemic type can be either pronounced or weak. Such intensity of symptoms is determined by the nature of the effect on the brain and its duration. The longest blockage of blood flow can lead to irreversible changes in the brain and, as a result, complete loss of the person's personality and its disorientation. At the same time, insignificant intervals of bleeding of parts of the brain also do not go unnoticed and yet lead to less pronounced consequences.

3 Signs of ONMI and the stages of treatment of the consequences of

Diseases of the brain that developed against the background of an ischemic stroke can both be intense and passive.

This symptom is a consequence of the vastness of the brain damage and its depth. Among the most striking signs of this disease are its following manifestations, which most strongly characterize the depth and irretrievability of the occurring changes:

• is stunned;
• drowsiness;
• loss of consciousness;
• dizziness;
• pain in the eyes;
• nausea;
• speech disorders;
• confusion of thoughts.

All these signs are bright symptoms of the formation and course of the disease. However, the most frightening sign of a stroke is loss of personality and complete disorientation in space. Unfortunately, such an outcome also takes place. Sometimes, with a relatively mild initial brain injury, the disease can be a catalyst for the progression of another process that affects the intensity of brain activity. In such a situation, the slightest violation of blood circulation can lead to a gradual extinction of the brain and the impossibility of restoring its full-fledged work in the future.

Treatment of ischemic type ONMC involves the use of an integrated approach based on the introduction of multi-vector therapy. Its direction is determined by the nature of the lesions and their depth. In this case, one of the areas of treatment is the implementation of preventive measures aimed at normalizing the work of the body and returning it to a normal state. Other vectors of treatment can be directed both at eliminating the causes of the development of the disease, and at neutralizing its manifestations. In any case, ischemic stroke is an extremely dangerous ailment that carries negative, and sometimes irreversible, consequences.