The bleeding resulting from an aneurysm and rupture of blood vessels in the brain is dangerous, however the doctor can help the patient, and it is important not to repeat it.
He adds, headache is one of the main symptoms of an aneurysm in the brain, and he says, "When this happens, a person feels a sudden severe headache, and patients usually describe it as a strong blow, and that it is the most severe headache they have experienced in their lives." This feeling is accompanied by nausea, vomiting, cramps, and loss of consciousness. Movement disorder, as in the case of stroke.
Among the other symptoms, vision disturbances may occur, as a person has double vision, and he may notice a slight squint in the eye. He also notes decreased sensitivity and numbness throughout his body: limbs, face, neck, trunk, and pain in half of the face, as in the case of trigeminal neuralgia.
The specialist points out that cholesterol, high blood pressure and smoking increase the risk of aneurysm. There are risks inherited from relatives.
According to him, aneurysms are common as statistics indicate that three people out of every hundred suffer from aneurysms in the brain. And that the rate of rupture of blood vessels ranges between 10 and 15 cases per 100,000 people annually.
And the expert advises, when such symptoms or some of them appear, to see a specialist doctor and magnetic resonance imaging to determine the cause.
