The type of stroke, called subarachnoid hemorrhage is one of the bleeding types of stroke and is fatal in about 35 to 40 % of people.In the study, the researchers looked at 339 people who had a stroke from a brain aneurysm and 1,016 people who have not had a stroke due to an aneurysm. Current smokers, half the group had a stroke. The other half had never smoked or smoked in the past.
The study also found that people were having a family history of stroke patients cut their risk by more than half due to smoking. The results were the same, regardless of hypertension, diabetes, alcohol consumption, body mass index and education level. While all people should be advised to stop smoking, interpret our findings that there is an interaction so that if you and you to smoke a family history of aneurysms, you suffer from an extremely high risk of stroke are from a ruptured brain aneurysm, says study author Daniel Woo, with the University of Cincinnati in Ohio, and a member of the American Academy of Neurology.. Continue reading