Coronary heart disease is the abbreviation of coronary atherosclerotic heart disease, which refers to the heart disease caused by coronary atherosclerosis that narrows the lumen or myocardial infarction leads to myocardial ischemia and hypoxia. Strictly speaking, coronary heart disease belongs to the disease of blood circulation system, and the human body is divided into nine systems. Therefore, it is best to treat chronic diseases according to the medical system, but it is very passive to look at it alone.
Examination index of coronary heart disease.
1. Echocardiography: It is very useful for the examination of coronary heart disease to know the movement of ventricular wall, presence or absence of ventricular aneurysm, heart valve activity and left ventricular function.
2. Electrocardiogram: It is a common method to detect myocardial ischemia and arrhythmia. Including resting ECG, angina ECG, ECG stress test, ECG continuous monitoring (Holtter) and other tests.
3. Arteriography: This is also the examination method of coronary heart disease. It can define the scope and degree of the lesion, provide basis for selecting treatment methods (surgery, intervention, drugs), and evaluate risks. At the same time, left ventricular angiography can be used to determine left ventricular systolic function and whether there is ventricular aneurysm.
4. Radionuclide (ECT) examination: The infarct range can be known. This is the examination method of coronary heart disease.
5. Muscle enzymology examination: it is also an important examination method for coronary heart disease. SGOT, CKP, etc. To understand the degree and recovery process of myocardial injury.
In daily life, we are familiar with blood circulation diseases such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, hyperviscosity, coronary heart disease, stroke and so on! Among them, arteriosclerosis involves calcium deposition on the inner wall of arteries, which leads to thickening and hardening of arteries. If this phenomenon is caused by fat deposition, it is called atherosclerosis. The effects of these two conditions on blood circulation are roughly the same. Atherosclerosis leads to stroke, coronary heart disease and hypertension. Hypertension can also lead to arteriosclerosis.
Calcium or fat is usually deposited in vulnerable parts of arteries damaged by high blood pressure or tension. The narrowing of arteries forces the already high blood pressure to become higher. When the artery becomes inelastic and the permeability decreases, the cells are deprived of oxygen due to insufficient blood circulation between cells. When one of the coronary arteries is completely blocked due to sediment accumulation, blood clot formation or blood clot deposition, heart disease will occur, also known as myocardial infarction or coronary artery embolism. Older people are at higher risk of this kind of heart disease.
When arteriosclerosis prevents arteries from supplying blood to the brain, cerebrovascular disease "stroke" will occur. The habit of supplementing vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin E at ordinary times, and increasing fish oil and allicin are all helpful to alleviate and improve symptoms.
When the lower limbs are affected, arteriosclerosis obliterans will occur. In the early stage of the disease, the main arteries that deliver blood to the legs and feet are narrowed by fat deposition. The first signs are muscle pain, fatigue and cramp-like pain in ankles and legs. Determine the location of pain according to which artery is blocked. Pain can also occur in the buttocks and thighs. When the amount of oxygen and blood added during exercise can't meet the leg muscles, it will cause pain. Patients' feet hurt when they walk, and the pain will be relieved quickly when they sit down. Other symptoms include nerve paralysis, weakness and heavy legs.
Therefore, once the blood pressure, blood lipid and blood sugar are abnormal when checking the indicators, we should pay attention to the complications of these diseases in the later stage. These abnormal indexes are one of the high risk factors of coronary heart disease. Suggestions on nutritional supplement for patients with coronary heart disease are as follows; Improving blood circulation is essential:
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