Patient's question:
Grandpa was admitted to the hospital for a cerebral thrombosis. He usually only had high blood pressure. Why did it suddenly become so serious? What is the relationship between high blood pressure and cerebral thrombosis?Doctor's answer:
For people with high blood pressure, the disease is caused by slower blood flow and thicker blood, which in turn increases the pressure of the blood on the blood vessel walls. When the blood is thick, if the thick blood stays in the brain, it may form a cerebral thrombus. Therefore, such patients should follow a light diet, increase their activity, and take antihypertensive medication on time. Otherwise, it may also lead to secondary neuron cerebral hemorrhage. The above information can be used as a reference.