Alcohol is not recommended after recovery from hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage, which may lead to another cerebral hemorrhage or cause a variety of diseases that are harmful to human health.
Alcohol has a strong stimulating effect on human cardiovascular and cerebral blood vessels, coupled with long-term high blood pressure can lead to small arterial walls to produce glass-like lesions, the blood flow rate increases after taking alcohol, so that the blood pressure fluctuates violently may lead to blood vessel rupture, bleeding and other situations.
At the same time, long-term heavy drinking will also cause damage to the blood vessel wall, increase the prevalence of cerebrovascular diseases such as cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage, because the patient has already had a cerebral hemorrhage, and if the patient drinks alcohol again, it may lead to atherosclerosis, which makes the blood vessels more fragile, and it is easy to have a cerebral hemorrhage again.
After recovering from hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage, patients should also take medication for a long period of time and review on time to reduce the recurrence rate.