cerebral hypoxia

Cerebral hypoxia is a condition where the brain doesn't receive enough oxygen. Since the brain needs a constant supply of oxygen to function properly, lack of it can cause brain cells to die or become damaged. This can happen due to situations like blocked blood flow, breathing problems, or other medical issues. The severity and duration of the oxygen deprivation determine the extent of brain injury. Prompt treatment is crucial to restore oxygen supply and minimize potential damage, which could lead to problems with memory, movement, or speech depending on the affected areas.