Is there a connection between the actor Aindrila Sharma’s multiple cardiac arrests and intracranial haemorrhage
Aindrila Sharma’s cardiac arrests: Patients who experience severe intracranial haemorrhage or ICH may lose consciousness and need a mechanical ventilator to support their breathing.
Aindrila Sharma’s cardiac arrests, a Bengali actor, is currently on ventilator support after suffering multiple cardiac arrests on Tuesday as a result of a brain stroke on November 1. According to Anandabazar.com, the cancer survivor suffered from an intracranial haemorrhage. Or bleeding within the skull, also required left frontotemporoparietal de-compressive craniotomy surgery.
The actor’s new CT scan reports revealed blood clots in her brain on the opposite side of her operation site. While doctors have put her on new medications to help with the clot, the infection remains dangerous, according to the report.
What exactly is an intracranial haemorrhage?
Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a neurologist, describes intracerebral haemorrhage (ICH) as a “acute event that occurs all of a sudden. Hypertension (high blood pressure) is the common underlying cause of ICH, accounting for approximately 30-35 percent of all cases of brain stroke.”
According to Dr. Girish B. Navasundi, director of interventional cardiology at Apollo Hospitals in Bengaluru, intracranial hemorrhage. If associated with increase pressure on the brain and irritability,” can cause sudden cardiac death due to variations in cardiac electrical function. “It is caused primarily by changes in ventricular repolarisation.” This means that the heart’s autonomic control is abnormal. Which leads to varying degrees of arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythm),” explained Dr Navasundi.
Headache, vomiting, weakness, numbness or tingling of one arm or leg on one side. Walking imbalance, also difficulty speaking or swallowing are all common symptoms. “In severe cases of ICH, a patient may become unconscious also require breathing support from a mechanical ventilator. Some cases of ICH can also result in cardiac arrests,” Dr Kumar added.
