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Poor blood flow
Introduction
Introduction Blood vessels are the main channel through which the body transports oxygen and nutrients. When young, the blood vessels are extremely elastic and the blood flow is smooth. However, as the age increases, some cholesterol, fat, calcium and other impurities will deposit on the inner wall of the blood vessel, causing blood thickening, increased blood lipids, smaller inner diameter of the blood vessel, and hardening of the tube wall. Usually light manifestations of poor blood flow, insufficient oxygen supply, causing dizziness, general weakness, high blood pressure, local lesions, etc.; heavy vascular occlusion, leading to coronary heart disease, cerebral thrombosis and other cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Cause
Cause
Causes of poor blood flow
The deposition of impurities such as cholesterol, fat and calcium in the inner wall of the blood vessel causes blood thickening, increased blood lipids, a small inner diameter of the blood vessel, and hardening of the tube wall.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Blood routine blood biochemistry six tests
Poor blood flow check
Usually, it is characterized by poor blood flow, insufficient oxygen supply, dizziness, general weakness, high blood pressure, local lesions, etc.; poor blood circulation in the microcirculation is the early main cause of disease hindering health and promoting aging.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
Symptoms of poor blood flow and confusion
Thrombosis is a process of multifactorial changes involving many genetic and environmental factors that interact with each other. Patients with thrombogenic qualities are common in the clinic. The most important features are family history, recurrent, young, the severity of the onset of symptoms and the unusual location of thrombosis.
Usually, it is characterized by poor blood flow, insufficient oxygen supply, dizziness, general weakness, high blood pressure, local lesions, etc.; poor blood circulation in the microcirculation is the early main cause of disease hindering health and promoting aging.
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