老年人头疼的4种基本原因（4 basic causes of headache in the elderly）.docVIP

老年人头疼的4种基本原因（4 basic causes of headache in the elderly） 4 basic causes of headache in the elderly Headache is persistent, especially in elderly people. If you have a definite cold, a fever, or a nearby headache that affects your brain, if you have a severe headache, consider the following diseases. In hypertensive emergency This disease including accelerated hypertension, hypertensive crisis and hypertensive encephalopathy. The three are not the same, but there is an internal connection. Hypertension, usually headache is relatively rare, there are only faint pain, inclusion, blunt pain only. But the above three kinds of emergency mutation, there are often accompanied by headache, dizziness, tinnitus, palpitation, nausea and vomiting, vertigo, numbness, limb weakness and even mental disorders. The headache is severe, a burst of heaviness, headache, blood pressure surge, even can be a harbinger of stroke. In brain tumor When the elderly suffer from brain tumors, because of the small tumor cells, the intracranial cavity is larger, the occupying effect is not obvious, and most of them do not cause headache. But the tumor from quantitative to qualitative change, will be pressure on the brain and blocking intracranial cerebrospinal fluid pathway due to cerebral edema, hypertension and damage of cranial nerve, this will aggravate the sudden headache or sudden head pain, with blurred vision, ataxia, seizures, vomiting, hemiplegia and mental disorder. At this point, headache is the first, and gradually increased pain, head pain is characterized by. In chronic subdural hematoma Refers to chronic subdural hematoma. This disease is much minor head injuries, but older people often forget this moment and the history of trauma, until 1 ~ 2 months or longer headache, headache, limb gradually, convulsions and other symptoms, it is not clear exactly what it is. - cerebral aneurysm This tumor is more congenital, usually hidden in the brain deep skull base, if not rupture bleeding, the