Sudden and severe headache that cannot be relieved for a long time. After examination and consultation, it was found that due to her habit of staying up late and brushing short videos, Ms. Wang, 47, from Guangzhou, was recruited as a common disease among the elderly. Recently, Ms. Wang was urgently sent to the emergency department of the hospital for treatment. Emergency head CT shows subarachnoid hemorrhage, focal density increase on the left side of the cistern, and a high possibility of aneurysm rupture. It is understood that Ms. Wang is accustomed to staying up late and browsing short videos, and falling asleep at two or three o'clock is almost normal. My family has repeatedly reminded me that due to the absence of any discomfort symptoms, Ms. Wang did not take her family's advice to heart. The mortality rate of ruptured aneurysms is extremely high. In a critical situation, the doctor immediately organized a multidisciplinary joint consultation with relevant departments to discuss and develop a surgical plan for Ms. Wang's condition. Finally, the spring coil embolization treatment inside the cerebral aneurysm was promptly performed through minimally invasive intervention, effectively relieving Ms. Wang's headache symptoms and related signs. Ms. Wang recovered well after surgery and was discharged smoothly. Indulging in electronic products and not paying attention to rest can affect health. Doctors say long-term staying up late and insufficient sleep are high-risk factors leading to the rupture of intracranial aneurysms. In the past, it was believed that only the elderly were prone to such diseases. Nowadays, more and more people are addicted to electronic products and do not pay attention to rest. This type of disease is no longer the "patent" of the elderly. Experts introduce that the weak areas in intracranial blood vessels expand and expand due to hypertension and other reasons, forming protrusions on the blood vessel wall. We can also vividly describe intracranial aneurysms as "balloons" on the blood vessels. Aneurysms mostly develop after the age of 40, rather than being born with them. It usually occurs at the branching point of an artery, caused by the constant pressure of the blood flow. They often slowly expand and weaken as the tumor expands, just like balloons weaken when they stretch. Smaller aneurysms are usually asymptomatic. But as the aneurysm expands, it can cause headaches or local pain. If an aneurysm becomes very large, it may exert pressure on normal brain tissue or adjacent nerves, which can lead to difficulty in vision, numbness or weakness in the arms or legs, difficulty in memory or speech, and seizures. Rupture of an aneurysm can cause sudden and severe symptoms, including severe headaches. In most cases, it can lead to permanent neurological damage, and in severe cases, it can be fatal. Many factors can affect the bleeding of an aneurysm, including the size, shape, and location of the aneurysm and the symptoms it causes, "the doctor said. The cause and specific time of bleeding from an aneurysm are currently unclear, but the following factors may increase the probability of bleeding: 1. Hypertension is the main cause of subarachnoid hemorrhage. Lifting heavy objects or exerting force can cause an increase in brain pressure, leading to the rupture of an aneurysm. 2. Strong emotional fluctuations, such as restlessness or anger, can lead to elevated blood pressure, which in turn can cause aneurysm rupture. 3. The use of anticoagulant and antiplatelet drugs, some medications and prescription drugs (including weight loss drugs such as ephedrine and amphetamines), and harmful drugs such as cocaine can cause aneurysm rupture and bleeding. Doctors say that for patients with ruptured aneurysms, time is life and the condition