Question 1

what is longevity expectancy after severe frontal lobe hemorrhagic stroke?

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Not positive: Unfortunately, 60% of all intracranial hemorrhage patients die within one year after the bleed, but 40% do survive.  In this latter group, the main thrust to maintain stability involves very meticulous preventative care.

Question 2

can you tell me about ischemic/hemorrhagic stroke?

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Stroke: There are 3 major types of stroke: ischemic (meaning loss of circulation) in which an artery supplying the brain becomes blocked (occluded), hemorrhagic (in which a blood vessel bursts and there is free bleeding into the space between the brain and skull (subarachnoid hemorrhoid) or into the brain itself), and embolic (in which a clot drifts downstream in an artery and becomes lodged in the brain)

Question 3

my dad has had a hemorrhagic stroke can you help please. what should we do?

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Supportive care: Since you use the term "had", it seems that your dad has survived the acute phase. Thus, the natural history of the hemorrhagic stroke is that the body will slowly absorb the blood and the surrounding edema will go away. Certainly, your neurologist can help with preventing future strokes. But to help functionally,  he will need physical, occupational, and speech therapy.

Question 4

what is a hemorrhagic stroke?

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Brain bleeding: This a cva or stroke caused by bleeding in the brain.

Question 5

has any one any experience treating a hemorrhagic stroke?

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Although the non hem: Although non hemorrhagic strokes generally are more common, neurologist and physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist(physiatrist) commonly treat and oversee rehab programs for this populatiion.
I frequently care for patients with hemorrhagic strokes on our rehab unit.

Question 6

after hemorrhagic stroke what are the chances of surviving?

Accepted Answer

NOT GREAT: If subarachnoid hemorrhage from aneurysm, about 50% die within the first few days in hospital.  If intracranial bleed, with/without stroke, the death rate within year one approaches 60%.  Figures have remained constant for years.  A generic suggestion, control blood pressure diligently.

Question 7

my sister just had a hemorrhagic stroke, what can you tell me about this?

Accepted Answer

A few facts: This type of stroke is often associated with high blood pressure, and may be accompanied by long term risks of recurrent bleeding if not handled with care, as risk factors must be treated and prevention is critical.  Rehab steps such as PT, OT, and speech may be of value.

Question 8

is the hemorrhagic stroke a sudden onset or develop slowly over hours/days before attack?

Accepted Answer

: Most commonly, the local bleeding commences following a thrombotic or embolic block of a blood vessel, with the distal damaged area subsequently developing a hemorrhagic outcome.  This is too variable to make any reasonable comment about the speed of development, but must always be considered in a deteriorating stroke victim.

Question 9

can you take asprin after a hemorrhagic  stroke?

Accepted Answer

No, for at least two: Months. Don't take other blood thinners like fish oil, nsaids (iboprofen, aleve) as well. Discuss this issue with your pcp or neurologist. God bless you!

Question 10

what is the difference between an aneurysm and a hemorrhagic stroke?

Accepted Answer

CausesHemorrhagicStr: Ruptured Aneurism causes stroke by Hemorrhage in the Brain

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