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What is Brain Hemorrhage?
Bleeding is bleeding from damaged blood vessels. Many things can cause bleeding inside and outside the body. The type of bleeding varies from mild bleeding such as a bruise to severe bleeding such as a cerebral hemorrhage. If external bleeding does not stop or if internal bleeding is suspected, see a doctor immediately.
- A bruise or hematoma (especially a bad bruise). Both bleed just under the skin.
- Hemothorax, a collection of blood between the chest wall and the lungs.
- Intracranial hemorrhage, intracerebral hemorrhage.
- Nosebleed.
- Petechiae, small patches of purple, red, or brown skin.
- Puerperal haemorrhage, more blood than usual after delivery.
- Subarachnoid hemorrhage, a type of stroke caused by head trauma.
- Subconjunctival haemorrhage_, _Rupture of the blood vessels of the eye.
- Subdural hematoma, leakage of blood into the dura, the membrane between the brain and the skull.
- Bleeding can occur in many different parts of the body, but there are some signs and symptoms that apply to all types of bleeding.
- Bleeding that does not stop with pressure
- Swelling and discharge of yellow or brown pus
- Shock or high fever is needed. Whenever possible, because excessive blood loss can lead to death.
- Where in the body.
- Degree of bleeding.
- Amount of blood lost.
- How the person is feeling overall (eg, symptoms or other injuries).
- First aid may stop external bleeding.
- Compress the wound with your hand.
- Find a bandage (clean cloth) to hold the wound.
- Tie the tourniquet near the wound toward the heart. A tourniquet can be made from an elastic band, cloth, belt, or anything that is tied very tightly. Call 911.
- Seek immediate medical attention if external bleeding does not stop or if internal bleeding is suspected. It should be treated in the emergency room.
Yes, Brain Hemorrhage treatment is available in Bareilly at Gangasheel Hospital by the tema of expert Neuro Surgeon's in the city.