A natural thrombolytic agent has been found. Instead of drinking fungus and onions, eat more if you have nothing to do, and the thrombus will retreat!
Blood vessels are responsible for blood transport throughout the body. Once the blood vessels are blocked, the blood cannot flow smoothly, which will cause physical dysfunction and may be life-threatening in severe cases.
After the blood vessels are "blocked", the body will have 5 manifestations. If you don't account for any of them, congratulations!
Manifestation 1: chest pain
Chest pain may be a manifestation of coronary heart disease or myocardial infarction.
The full name of coronary heart disease is "coronary atherosclerotic heart disease", and the coronary artery is the blood vessel that supplies blood to the heart. Once it is blocked, the heart will cause chest pain due to ischemia and hypoxia.
If there is chest pain that lasts for more than 15 to 20 minutes, the myocardium will begin to suffer from ischemia, swelling, and necrosis, that is, myocardial infarction.
Symptom 2: Chest tightness
Sudden chest tightness, be careful because the pulmonary artery is blocked.
After sitting or lying in bed for a long time, when you get up and move, you will experience chest tightness and tightness of breath, or even faint. You need to be alert to the venous thrombosis of the lower extremities, blocking the pulmonary artery.
Manifestation 3: Unilateral limb weakness
Sudden onset of weakness on one side of the body (upper and lower limbs), possible clogged cerebral or carotid arteries, slurred speech, blurred vision, crooked mouth and squinted eyes, etc. If it resolves on its own, it is recommended to seek medical examination in time.
Symptom 4: Leg pain when walking
The blood supply of the upper and lower extremities is in charge of the arteries of the extremities. Once the arteries of the lower extremities are ischemic, there will be leg pain when walking, which will be relieved after rest, and the leg pain will start again when walking again. This manifestation is called "intermittent claudication".
Do not ignore the blockage of arteries in the lower extremities. If the condition worsens, pain in the lower extremities may occur even when you are not walking, and even the limbs may be ruptured and tissue necrosis.
Manifestation 5: Asymmetry of the lower limbs
Asymmetry, swelling, or pain in the lower extremities.
For example, the degree of edema in the two legs is different, or only one leg is edema. This may be caused by deep vein thrombosis in the lower extremities, resulting in edema caused by poor blood return. Once the thrombus in the lower extremity veins falls off, it is easy to block the pulmonary artery and cause pulmonary embolism.
If you don’t want blood vessels to get blocked, you can’t have these 3 “bad habits”
Habit 1: Smoking and drinking
There is a very thin layer of endothelial cells in the blood vessels. When smoking, the endothelial cells will be gradually damaged, causing bad cholesterol and fat in the blood vessels to adhere to the damaged part of the blood vessel wall, forming atherosclerosis, narrowing and blocking the blood vessels.
Drinking alcohol will also increase the content of neutral fat and cholesterol in the blood, increase blood viscosity, and over time, block blood vessels.
Habit 2: Getting angry
If you are often angry and angry, the inflammatory factors in your body will thicken the walls of your arteries, laying the "curse" for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases; in addition, when a person is angry, his body will secrete a large amount of cortisol, adrenaline, etc. Hormones can increase blood lipids, blood pressure and other indicators, increasing the incidence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Therefore, we must pay attention to emotional stability at ordinary times.
Habit 3: Eating heavy tastes
• Less salt. Too much salt intake is a direct risk factor for high blood pressure, and long-term high blood pressure can damage the inner wall of blood vessels, accelerate lipid deposition, form arteriosclerosis, and easily block blood vessels.
? less sugar. Eating too much sugar will increase blood lipids and increase blood vessel pressure, which is not conducive to the health of blood vessels.
? less oil. Reduce the intake of saturated fatty acids to avoid aggravating the burden on blood vessels caused by hyperlipidemia.
A natural "thrombolytic agent" has been found. Instead of drinking fungus and onions, eat more if you have nothing to do. Thrombosis will retreat
Drink plenty of water to promote blood circulation and regulate blood lipid levels. You can also add some plants that help support blood vessels in the cup, the effect is better.
Chrysanthemum, the compounds in it have a strong antioxidant effect, can scavenge free radicals, and reduce free radical damage to the vascular endothelium.
Cassia seeds can increase good cholesterol, lower triglycerides, regulate blood lipids, and prevent blood vessel blockage.
Honeysuckle can reduce cerebrovascular resistance and increase coronary blood flow.
I usually use cassia seeds, chrysanthemum, burdock root, honeysuckle, and sweet-scented osmanthus to cook together, and drink two cups for nothing to promote the discharge of metabolic waste in the blood vessels, and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases are gone.
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In addition, to protect the health of blood vessels and prevent blood vessel blockage, you must do these 3 things well
Number 1: Go to bed early
People who often stay up late not only have low immunity, but also increase the secretion of adrenaline and norepinephrine in the body, which will constrict blood vessels and increase blood pressure.
Therefore, it is best to go to bed before 11 pm.
Part 2: Regular exercise
Exercise for half an hour every day, such as walking, swimming, playing ball, jogging, cycling, etc., to promote new blood circulation and improve lung function.
Before and after the exercise, warm-up activities and relaxation activities should be done respectively;
Avoid strenuous exercise;
Item 3: Regular inspection
Persisting in inspections can help detect early diseases and help predict the risk of future diseases.
It is recommended that people who are in good health have an examination at least once a year;
For patients with hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia, and hypertension, it is best to insist on checking every 3 to 6 months.