Symptoms When cerebral blood supply is insufficient, the early symptoms are as follows: 1. People with mental disorders and insufficient blood supply to the brain are in a groggy state every day and always want to sleep. A small number of patients will also suffer from insomnia and personality changes, such as silence, loneliness and indifference. Some patients will also have symptoms such as paranoia, impatience, short-term mental decline and loss of consciousness.

Second, dyskinesia, manifested as aphasia, dysphagia, drooling, slurred speech and other phenomena. One limb movement is ineffective or weak, and there will be sudden wrestling and unstable walking. Third, sensory disturbance, patients will have symptoms such as numbness of lips, numbness of face and numbness of tongue. Some patients will also have temporary blindness and blurred vision. Most patients will also have symptoms such as hearing loss, tinnitus and dizziness.

The middle and late symptoms of cerebral ischemia are as follows: 1. Blood pressure fluctuation, nausea and vomiting, drowsiness all day, lethargy. Second, one limb or one limb has involuntary convulsions. Third, dizziness, you will suddenly feel dizzy, and sometimes you will faint and fall down for unknown reasons. Fourth, if the limbs are numb, one hand, one foot or one face will suddenly feel numb, and sometimes there will be numbness of the mouth and lips, numbness of the tongue, inability to move, weakness of the limbs, and temporary intellectual changes and loss of consciousness.

Treatment should understand the causes of cerebral blood supply deficiency in order to have targeted treatment. The causes of cerebral blood supply deficiency are as follows: 1. Atherosclerosis leads to vascular stenosis or vasospasm, which further reduces the blood flow of brain tissue and causes ischemic changes of brain tissue in the blood supply area. Secondly, due to hemodynamic changes, such as hypotension, cardiac output decreases, leading to ischemic changes in brain tissue.

Thirdly, due to the changes of some components in blood, such as erythrocytosis, thrombocytosis, and increased blood viscosity, the blood flow rate slows down, which will also lead to changes in cerebral ischemia. Fourth, microthrombosis refers to the formation of microemboli in the blood flow after atherosclerotic plaque falls off from the blood vessel wall, which can block arterioles with the blood flow and is common in the formation mechanism of transient ischemic attack. According to the above reasons, it's best to go to the hospital for relevant examination and know your own situation before treatment.

The main points of treatment are: 1, improving cerebral circulation, taking nimodipine, taking ginaton tablets or ginkgo biloba leaves, etc. 2, anti-arteriosclerosis treatment, can take regulatory drugs, such as statins lipid-lowering drugs. 3, anti-platelet, prevent thrombosis, you can take aspirin enteric-coated tablets. 4. Adjust or improve lifestyle, such as quitting smoking and limiting alcohol, eating a low-salt and low-fat diet and exercising moderately. 5. Control blood pressure and blood sugar. It can also be used under the guidance of a doctor.