How to treat cerebral aneurysm in the elderly

Nowadays, many elderly people may also suffer from cerebral aneurysms. If they are not treated in time, the probability of death is also very high. So how to treat cerebral aneurysms in the elderly? Let's take a closer look!

The survival of elderly patients with cerebral aneurysms is related to factors such as whether the aneurysm ruptures, the severity of the ruptured bleeding, the patient's treatment time, whether the aneurysm ruptures and bleeds again, the patient's age, general health status, and treatment methods. For patients with a large amount of bleeding and severe conditions for the first time, they died before they were even sent to the hospital. After the aneurysm ruptures and bleeds for the first time, it can bleed again within 24 hours. The mortality rate of patients who bleed again before taking effective treatment measures is as high as more than half.

How to care for cerebral aneurysms in the elderly?

1. Control your emotions, especially excessive emotions: If people are habitually worried, nervous, irritable, etc., if they keep doing this, it will not cause cerebral aneurysms. Fear of sudden emotional outbursts, such as being very calm, but suddenly excited, excited, or angry, cerebral aneurysms, sudden emotions will directly lead to rupture and bleeding of cerebral aneurysms, and other people, under the stimulation of cerebral blood vessels, will gradually cause some abnormalities in the cerebral arteries, thus producing the so-called cerebral aneurysms. So you must control your emotions and don't have sudden outbursts.

2. Smoking, drinking and staying up late are strictly prohibited: In addition to people with family hereditary diseases, there is another group of people with a high incidence of cerebral aneurysms, that is, people with poor living habits and eating habits, such as people who smoke and drink, people who like to eat fried foods, and people who stay up late and don't take it seriously. These bad living habits and eating habits will directly lead to cerebral arteries. It is very common to have cerebral aneurysms, especially for people who continue to stay up late. They are a high-risk group for cerebral aneurysms and rupture and bleeding. For your life, you'd better quit these bad habits.

Patients must pay attention to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, and at the same time do a good job of caring for the elderly, smoke and drink less, and not stay up late, which will help the patient's physical recovery.