Cerebrovascular treatment

There are a number of ways in which cerebrovascular disease can develop, one of the most common is atherosclerosis.
Atherosclerosis is where high cholesterol levels, coupled with inflammation in the arteries of the brain, cause cholesterol to build up in the vessel as a thick, waxy plaque.
This plaque can limit, or completely obstruct, blood flow to the brain, causing a stroke, transient ischemic attacks, and can lead to cognitive impairment and dementia over time.
What is cerebrovascular disease :
The most common forms of cerebrovascular disease are :
Cerebral thrombosis - a blot clot/plaque that forms in the brain's blood supply
Cerebral embolism - blood flow is blocked by a clot or air bubble that traveled from somewhere else in the body
Cerebral hemorrhage - escaping of blood from a ruptured blood vessel
Another form of cerebrovascular disease involves aneurysms (a swelling of the artery wall). Weak parts in arteries can develop protrusions with a very thin wall, which can tear and cause brain bleeding. Females with defective collagen can be especially susceptible.
Aneurysms can also occur with defective capillaries caused by cholesterol deposits, especially in people with hypertension (high blood pressure). If bleeding occurs in this process, it can result in a stroke.
Cerebrovascular disease primarily affects people who are elderly or have a history of diabetes, smoking, high blood pressure, or ischemic heart disease.
Symptoms of cerebrovascular disease :
The signs and symptoms of cerebrovascular disease depend on the location of the hemorrhage, thrombus, or embolus and the extent of cerebral tissue affected.
General signs and symptoms of a hemorrhagic or ischemic event include motor dysfunction, such as hemiplegia (paralysis of one side) and hemiparesis (weakness on one side of the body).
Early in a cerebrovascular attack (CVA), the patient may experience weakness (flaccid paralysis), followed by increased muscle tone and spasticity. They may lose their gag reflex or ability to cough.
Communication deficits may also occur, such as :
Dysphagia - difficulty or discomfort in swallowing
Aphasia - difficulty putting thoughts into words
Dysarthria - difficulty articulating speech or slurred speech
Apraxia - difficulty planning or performing tasks
Advantages of the treatment at Luda hospital :
1. Safe and pose no negative side effects to the body
2. Procedure is simple and painless administered by IV drip through veins in one of your hand
3. 24/7 nursing staff care to make sure you are always good
4. Treatment package includes :
5. Transport from/to the nearby international airport
6. English interpretation
7. Accommodation-the room equipped with cable TV, air conditioning , a bar-fridge, two single bed, a wardrobe , a table, and water heater for shower. ( excluding the food )
8. Routine medical checkups such as blood chemistry test, X-ray scan, CT-scan, abdominal ultrasound, stool and urine study
9. Morning doctor’s visits during the hospitalization and 24/7 nursing staff care
10. Physiotherapy
11. Daily shopping aid
12. Post treatment follow-up
Contact us for details if our treatment can be one of your options to make your condition improve and life easier.