Intracerebral Hemorrhage - Causes & Symptoms
                     Intracerebral 
Hemorrhage - Causes 
& Symptoms
An Overview
Intracerebral haemorrhage is an emergency condition 
which is caused by bleeding inside the brain. 
Undeniably, Intracerebral haemorrhage is one of the 
life-threatening strokes. Trauma and high blood 
pressure are the two leading causes of Intracerebral 
haemorrhage. 
Apart from this, brain stroke is a frequent complication 
of cardiovascular procedures. To minimize the risk of 
brain stroke, doctors use cerebral protection device 
during cardiac surgery. 
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Why Use Cerebral Embolic 
Protection Device?
Keystone Heart is a Venus Medtech company that has 
designed a medical device innovator named TriGUARD 
3™ cerebral embolic protection device to redefine the 
standard of structural heart care. 
This CEP device helps in minimizing the risk of brain 
stroke by deflecting embolic debris away during 
Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) 
procedures. In fact, blood thinning drugs may also 
increase Intracerebral hemorrhage risk. 
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CAUSES
Certainly, high blood pressure is one the major causes of 
Intracerebral hemorrhage or ICH. Besides this abnormally 
created blood vessels in the brain is another major and 
common cause of Intracerebral hemorrhage. 
Some other causes of brain stroke are ruptured cerebral 
aneurysm, bleeding tumors, use of blood thinners, 
bleeding disorders, cocaine or methamphetamine use, 
head injury, trauma and more. 
Well, anyone can have Intracerebral hemorrhage but it’s 
risk boosts with age. 
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SYMPTOMS
Symptoms of Interacebral hemorrhage are weakness or 
numbness in part of the face, difficulty walking or 
difficulty speaking, tingling, paralysis, severe headache, 
dizziness, nausea, confusion, sleepiness, loss of 
consciousness, trouble with language skills including 
(speaking, reading, understanding and writing), lethargy, 
loss of balance, coordination and more. 
Undoubtedly, brain hemorrhage is a serious medical 
condition. If you or someone experiencing these 
symptoms, then you should call 911 immediately. 
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