Pathological brain atrophy can be caused by various factors such as genetics, trauma, poisoning, strokes, encephalitis, cerebral vascular malformations, brain tumors, long-term seizures, cerebral arteriosclerosis, and alcoholism. The most significant factor is chronic cerebral ischemia, leading to inadequate brain oxygen supply.
1. Behavioral Habits and Personality Changes
The atrophy of brain tissue and brain cells can lead to noticeable changes in a patient's personality, which may deepen as the condition progresses. If you notice significant polarized changes in the personality of friends or family members without clear signs, it might be related to brain diseases.
