Patient's question:
A friend's father is already in his seventies, and he has a very good daily routine, without having suffered from any serious illnesses. Recently, I heard from my friend that his father had developed a cerebral artery aneurysm and suddenly fell ill. How should this condition be treated? Can surgery be performed?Doctor's answer:
According to age, the risk of surgery remains relatively high, so it is recommended to plan carefully. Normally, it is advised to pay more attention to physical conditioning and observe whether there are any signs of cerebral arteriosclerosis. It is recommended to exercise more and preferably eat lighter foods. Currently, it is suggested to be hospitalized for observation and cooperate with conservative drug treatment and other adjustments to see if it improves. It is best to undergo treatment under the guidance of a doctor.