Haemorrhagic Stroke

The study found that while higher intakes of fruit, vegetables, fibre, milk, cheese or yoghurt were each linked to a lower risk of ischaemic stroke, there was no significant association with a lower risk of haemorrhagic stroke.

Haemorrhagic strokes can be triggered due to high blood pressure and excessive consumption of salt. Here are some simple tips which can help you reduce your risk of suffering from a stroke.

Smoking boosts the increased risk of a haemorrhagic stroke already faced by people with high blood pressure.

Taking small doses of cold remedies containing phenylpropanolamine (PPA) appears to increase the risk of haemorrhagic stroke in women.

Exposure to high concentrations of air pollution raises the risk of death due tot stroke.

Women aged 35 years and older face an increased risk of dying from a pregnancy complication, as reported by researchers. The long-standing increased risk for women in this age group remains, and it appears true for all major pregnancy-related causes of death.

Medications given to reduce blood pressure could also help in cutting the risk of stroke by almost 30%, new research suggests. This news could be a boon for patients who are at a high risk for brain stroke. Research led by doctors from the University of Sydney, termed PROGRESS (Perindopril protection against recurrent stroke study), shows that a c...

The study found that while higher intakes of fruit, vegetables, fibre, milk, cheese or yoghurt were each linked to a lower risk of ischaemic stroke, there was no significant association with a lower risk of haemorrhagic stroke.

Haemorrhagic strokes can be triggered due to high blood pressure and excessive consumption of salt. Here are some simple tips which can help you reduce your risk of suffering from a stroke.

Smoking boosts the increased risk of a haemorrhagic stroke already faced by people with high blood pressure.

Taking small doses of cold remedies containing phenylpropanolamine (PPA) appears to increase the risk of haemorrhagic stroke in women.

Exposure to high concentrations of air pollution raises the risk of death due tot stroke.

Women aged 35 years and older face an increased risk of dying from a pregnancy complication, as reported by researchers. The long-standing increased risk for women in this age group remains, and it appears true for all major pregnancy-related causes of death.

Medications given to reduce blood pressure could also help in cutting the risk of stroke by almost 30%, new research suggests. This news could be a boon for patients who are at a high risk for brain stroke. Research led by doctors from the University of Sydney, termed PROGRESS (Perindopril protection against recurrent stroke study), shows that a c...