What are the symptoms of aortic atherosclerosis

summary

Aortic atherosclerosis in life can not be more normal, but many people do not understand, in fact, aortic atherosclerosis is symptomatic. Atherosclerosis is very common, and especially harmful to life and health. In the human artery or middle artery, the content of cholesterol and some fat in the artery intima will gradually increase, which can lead to lipid metabolism and cholesterol metabolism disorder. If this phenomenon is not effectively controlled for a long time, it can lead to atherosclerosis. 40 year old men or postmenopausal women are the most likely to have atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis is easy to lead to thrombosis, which affects the flow of blood in the artery, so it will further lead to blood supply disorders. Let's share some experience.

What are the symptoms of aortic atherosclerosis

First, after atherosclerosis, the nervous system will be affected. At this time, the patient may have neurasthenia. The patient often feels headache and dizziness. It seems that there is a hoop curse on the head, which makes the patient feel particularly uncomfortable. The patient's head will have a strong sense of pressure.

Second: after the occurrence of atherosclerosis, some patients will have tinnitus. The patient is particularly drowsy, and the mechanism gradually decreases, and he will feel very tired every day. People with atherosclerosis are affected by their emotions, are prone to anger, and have less ability to control their emotions.

Third: after the aggravation of atherosclerosis, the patient's expression will become very indifferent, not interested in the surrounding things, sometimes suddenly anxious or nervous, and the patient will become very negative about his work. In addition, atherosclerosis can cause dysfunction of human autonomic nerve function. Patients often have cold hands and feet, and sometimes suddenly sweat all over the body.

matters needing attention

After the occurrence of atherosclerosis, it will lead to abnormal movement of patients. When they walk, they will suddenly be unable to stop the car, and their walking gait will become more rigid, especially slow. Some patients even walk unsteadily.