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A stroke happens when the brain stops getting blood and oxygen properly. This can happen for two main reasons:
Ischemic effusion (the most common): A clot blocks a cerebral artery. The blood does not arrive, the neurons suffocate and begin to die.
Hemorrhagic effusion: An artery ruptures and blood leaks into the brain, compressing and damaging it.
In the hospital, the medical team’s first goal is to quickly distinguish which of the two types is occurring, as the treatments are very different.
Learn this keyword: RUN
You don’t need to be a doctor to save a life. You just have to remember RUN, a simple rule to recognize the warning symptoms:
