Stroke is divided into two kinds of:
Ischemic stroke occurs
when blood flow to
the brain is suddenly blocked,
resulting in cell and brain tissue will die
because it no longer receives oxygen and
food materials from
the blood. Ischemic stroke
accounting for over 88% of all strokes.
Hemorrhagic stroke (bleeding) occurs when a blood
vessel in the brain bursts,
allowing blood to flow into the cavity in the
surrounding brain tissue. As a result, cells and
brain tissue will die due to no longer
receive oxygen and
food materials from
the blood. Number of patients with hemorrhagic stroke is only
12% of stroke
patients.
In general, a stroke occurs
when blood flow
as a source of oxygen and nutrients to the
brain is blocked. The obstacle may arise
as a result of a blockage or narrowing of blood vessels, or due to bleeding
in the brain. Because of the shortage of supply of nutrients and oxygen, brain
cells begin to die
within a few minutes.
The results, appearing various neurological symptoms.
Non-bleeding stroke (ischemic
stroke) occurs due to blockage of the formation of fatty plaques in the
walls of cerebral blood vessels that
initially only narrow
and causes the blood
flow to the brain becomes slow
but over time eventually clogged blood vessels
in total. Blockages can also occur due to plaque formation in the blood vessels in
the body are released and carried by the flow of blood to the brain.
Unlike the non-bleeding stroke, haemorrhagic stroke occurs due to rupture of
blood vessels of the brain. Most
often caused by high
blood pressure, but
may also by
abnormal blood vessel itself.
Most of the actual stroke
risk factors can
be controlled. Among others, high
blood pressure, heart
disease, diabetes, smoking, obesity, high cholesterol,
and excessive alcohol
drinking.
Risk factors that can not be changed
- Genetically, every person who has a family history of stroke, then he would have the potential to have a stroke
- People who had never had a stroke, had a risk of stroke again
- Age. There is a growing trend of men age will experience a decline in the condition of the cells throughout the body.
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