Risk of Brain Stroke and Hemorrhage: Changes in weather also affect our body and health. Other infections including infection in winter season Health The risk of problems increases. Many studies have revealed that the relationship between cold weather and brain stroke and hemorrhage is worrying. Dr. Manish Vaish, Senior Director of Neurosurgery at Max Super Specialty Hospital, Delhi, says, “Several important studies published in prestigious medical journals including Science Direct, American Heart Association Journals and PubMed have shown that cold weather increases the risk of bleeding in the brain. Increases the risk significantly, this increases the risk not only for those who suffer from high blood pressure but also for the general population
In a special case analysis published in Science Direct, researchers have revealed that cold temperatures increase the risk of hemorrhagic or hemorrhagic stroke compared to snowfall. The study found cold weather to be a major risk factor for bleeding in the brain. Is.
Dr. Vaish says, it appears that cold weather acts as a catalyst, especially for people with high blood pressure, increasing the risk of bleeding in the brain. In such a situation, it is good to take some necessary preventive measures to manage the increased risk during cold weather, especially for those who already suffer from any health problem. Additionally, a study in the American Heart Association Journal highlighted a worrying link between a drop in temperature and increased blood pressure in normal individuals.
Dr. Yashpal Singh Bundela, senior consultant, Sushruta Brain and Spine, New Delhi, stressed that even normal people are at risk of high blood pressure in cold temperatures, which increases the risk of bleeding in the brain. In such a situation, it is important to take timely steps to reduce potential health hazards during the cold season.