”often dizzy, especially when emotional weakness, people immediately confused; angry happy can not, emotions can not fluctuate; drink hot water to eat hot things will also be weak, the left hand tingling; memory loss is very obvious eyes to see things will also be blurred, infusion half a month without any improvement, this situation continues for more than 5 years, has not been identified what is the cause, also recently This patient is 46 years old, does not have three high, frequent TIA (transient ischemia) episodes, from the film on the right side of the blood vessel is almost closed, the left side of the blood vessel is still okay, but compared to normal people, the blood vessel situation is still poor. Patients suffering from cerebrovascular disease are often told to pay attention to the impact of emotions on the body, and great joy and grief, whether crying or laughing, can easily lead to cerebral ischemia and hypoxia. Of course, these symptoms are also a hint given by the body to tell you that there is a problem in a part of the body, as soon as possible to seek medical treatment, such as smoke disease, a rare cerebrovascular disease, not to deliberately cerebrovascular examination, simply can not be detected, so many people have symptoms repeatedly go to the hospital examination are no problem, until the last suddenly have a stroke occurred, cerebral infarction hemiplegia found the problem. This disease is really too rare, our treatment principle for smog is early detection and early treatment, but many patients unfortunately even early detection is very difficult to do, and therefore delayed treatment of patients in the minority, we may feel that the disease to go to the treatment of the disease, but the most terrible situation is that you have symptoms but can not find out the cause, let alone talk about how to cure, how to cure, so this is also the reason for repeatedly popularizing smog, at least You have to be clear about what the disease is and what you should do, instead of missing the correct treatment of the disease in the blind.