What are the long-term effects of cerebral hypoxia?

What are the long-term effects of cerebral hypoxia?

People who recover from cerebral hypoxia may have lifelong problems, such as:

• Cognitive impairment or memory loss.
• Personality changes.
• Poor judgment or inability to focus.
• Problems with balance, coordination or walking.
• Spasticity (full body muscle contractions) or muscle spasms.
• Speech and swallowing difficulties (dysphagia).
• Vision problems.