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Update Date: "2010/11/08 11:35"
A 5-year-old boy in Xiamen who loved eating fried and high-fat foods suffered a stroke, with doctors believing his diet was one of the main causes.
According to a report by the China News Service, the boy was usually healthy and lively, but recently woke up crying at night due to cramps. Later, it was discovered that after every meal, he complained of headaches and vomited. A hospital examination revealed he had suffered a stroke.
It was learned that the boy was very spoiled by his family. He disliked stewed or steamed foods and instead preferred crispy fried snacks like French fries and spiced snacks, often demanding them, and his family usually indulged him.
Doctors stated that the boy had ischemic stroke, with seasonal temperature changes and diet likely being the primary causes.
Childhood strokes may present early warning signs, such as cramps, frequent unexplained headaches, or sudden behavioral changes, which should not be ignored.
Source: http://tw. news. yahoo. com/ article/ url/ d/ a/ 101108/ 1/ 2ghhy. html
5-Year-Old Boy in Xiamen Suffers Stroke, Often Ate Fried Foods
A 5-year-old boy in Xiamen who loved eating fried and high-fat foods suffered a stroke, with doctors believing his diet was one of the main causes.
According to a report by the China News Service, the boy was usually healthy and lively, but recently woke up crying at night due to cramps. Later, it was discovered that after every meal, he complained of headaches and vomited. A hospital examination revealed he had suffered a stroke.
It was learned that the boy was very spoiled by his family. He disliked stewed or steamed foods and instead preferred crispy fried snacks like French fries and spiced snacks, often demanding them, and his family usually indulged him.
Doctors stated that the boy had ischemic stroke, with seasonal temperature changes and diet likely being the primary causes.
Childhood strokes may present early warning signs, such as cramps, frequent unexplained headaches, or sudden behavioral changes, which should not be ignored.
Source: http://tw. news. yahoo. com/ article/ url/ d/ a/ 101108/ 1/ 2ghhy. html