Dry hematoma in the brain is common in the elderly and may have gradual symptoms, resembling epileptic seizures. Heat can cause protein water to expand or shrink, but treatment must be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Symptoms may occur gradually and repeated hemorrhages create risk. Acute bleeding may occur due to severe impact or arterial rupture. Medical evaluation is necessary.
Doctor Chulalongkorn reveals that the condition of “dry hematoma in the brain” is common in the elderly. The symptoms may be gradual, without being aware of it, but if it is severe, it may resemble epileptic seizures. The heat may cause the water in the protein to expand or shrink. or the heat may cause … Read more
