Patient's question:
Expert, my father is almost 60 years old this year, and his health has always been quite good. The only thing is that he has a bit of high blood pressure. He suddenly fainted a while ago and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. They said it was a congenital vascular malformation and cerebral hemorrhage. I would like to ask the doctor, how long can a person live with congenital vascular malformation and cerebral hemorrhage?Doctor's answer:
If you have a history of hypertension, poor blood pressure control policy, poor vascular elasticity, and are prone to severe emotional shocks or vasoconstriction due to cold weather, it is very easy to cause blood vessel rupture, leading to cerebral hemorrhage and other cerebrovascular accidents. On the other hand, if there is a vascular malformation, it is more likely to cause cerebral hemorrhage. The specific gradual recovery needs to be examined based on the location of the bleeding, the amount of bleeding, and the mental state.