Overview
Stroke (Sakta) In this condition, the patient suddenly loses all sensory perception and movement, and lies unconscious like a dead body. This represents an extreme state of rigidity and stagnation. In this condition, excessive moisture and phlegm accumulate and solidify inside and around the brain, leading to a complete obstruction (severe blockage). Along with this, blood pressure may also increase, and sometimes paralysis (hemiplegia or complete paralysis) may also occur.
Symptoms
- The patient lies completely like a dead body. appearing unconscious and does not regain consciousness even when attempts are made to wake them.
- The hands and feet become cold. The eyes appear fixed and glazed. And the teeth remain clenched
- If the attack is slightly less severe; breathing may be seen as labored and difficult.
- Foam appears in the mouth.
- There may be some sensation of movement in the heart.
- Urine and stool may pass involuntarily without the patient’s awareness.
- The pupils become dilated and remain motionless and unresponsive.
Causes
- Excessive cold and moist phlegm
- Head injury
- Shock
- Hair loss of the head
- Psychological effects