What is the aneurysm that Yolanda Andrade suffers from: how do you know that you have one and it is about to “rupture”?

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2023-05-05 22:05:36

Visibly weak, Yolanda Andrade spoke for the first time about her state of health. Refuting the speculation of a possible relapse of her, the driver revealed the cause that took her to the hospital and that her health was affected so much: a cerebral aneurysm, what it is, what types there are and what are its symptoms.

It must be remembered that in mid-April the actress was also hospitalized in an emergency. In her social media post, the actress commented: “My body and soul are grateful for the health event that happened to me… at this moment I reflect, I accept and value every moment.”

At the time it was commented that it was a head tumor, but according to his latest statements the cause was a brain aneurysm.

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What is a cerebral aneurysm?

unlike a clot obstruction, cerebral aneurysms are a widening of the wall of the arteries of the brain. In some patients it takes on a cherry or raspberry shape.

The risk of aneurysms, according to the Mayo Clinic Institute, is that over time they can rupture, which can cause bleeding (also known as cerebrovascular accident hemorrhagic. A condition that can ultimately endanger life if not treated on time.

types of aneurysm

Although it may not seem like it, aneurysms are not the same, there are differences that we will explain below:

1- Fusiform aneurysm. In this there is a bulge on all sides that make up the artery.

2- Mycotic aneurysm. It occurs when an infection affects the arteries of the brain, which over time weakens them.

3- Saccular aneurysm or berry aneurysm. It is the most frequent and is distinguished by a round sac full of blood that protrudes from the artery. What makes it simulate the image of a bush on which cherries or raspberries hang.

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How does an aneurysm start?

In most cases the aneurysms do not give symptoms, there are even people who can have them from their childhood. The reason is that this condition occurs slowly, when an area of ​​an artery in the brain begins to weaken until it collapses.

Los aneurysms that are had from birth are called congenital, and over the years these can break.

aneurysm symptoms

Aneurysms as such do not manifest symptoms. Actually, the way they can be detected early is through an MRI or CT scan of the brain. Although aneurysms can give symptoms, when they let out small amounts of blood, which can warn us that we are at risk:

According to the United States Library of Medicine, some of these symptoms are as follows:

1- Double vision
2- Headache, neck and eyes
3- Ringing in the ears
4- Stiff neck

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Symptoms of a ruptured aneurysm

Unfortunately when a aneurysm it breaks is when the patient discovers what was developing inside his head. Some signs are:

1- Confusion, lack of energy, drowsiness, stupor or coma
2- Droopy eyelids
3- Muscle weakness or difficulty moving
4- Convulsion
5- Loss of consciousness
6- Changes in vision

How serious is a brain aneurysm?

It is actually very dangerous, about 15% of brain aneurysm patients die before reaching the hospital. This is because the damage to the brain is severe. This does not mean that those who arrive at emergencies will survive.

How are brain aneurysms treated?

He treatment is usually surgical and it is divided into two: clipping that consists in the placement of a staple, the other is candovascular repair, a very small spiral is placed inside and outside the artery.

We can all suffer from an aneurysm, the important thing is that we receive medical attention immediately. When you have the suspicion, do not fall asleep, go to the doctor.

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