Thrombosis is not silent, these 6 signs appear in the body, the blood vessel may be 'blocked'!

Thrombosis refers to the lump formed at the peeling or repairing place in the blood vessel during the blood flow process. The formation of thrombus can block the ruptured blood vessel and prevent bleeding. This is where the thrombus is beneficial to the human body. The thrombus can decompose on its own, but with the increase of age and the combined action of various unhealthy living and eating habits, the speed of the human body's self-decomposing thrombus slows down. The flow of blood has the potential to block the blood vessels, which can cause fatal damage to the human body.

Cerebral embolism occurs when a blood clot blocks a blood vessel in the brain, a pulmonary embolism occurs when a blood clot is blocked in the lung, and a myocardial infarction occurs when a blood clot is blocked in the heart. Any of these three blockages can easily lead to sudden death.

Although thrombosis is extremely harmful, it is not without symptoms. Pay more attention to the following 6 symptoms in daily life, and it is very likely to be related to thrombosis.

blurred vision

Sudden dizziness accompanied by blurred vision, nausea and vomiting, transient darkening or even transient blindness should be paid enough attention. This is likely to be caused by transient ischemia and hypoxia in the retina caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain, which is mostly related to cerebral thrombosis.

Pain and swelling of the extremities

The formation of deep vein thrombosis affects the blood circulation of the limbs, so it can cause swelling of the affected limb, and it is also accompanied by skin redness and pain. Some vein thrombosis can also cause red streaks on the skin and light swelling and bruising. It feels tingling and hot to the touch.

yawn again and again

Frequent yawning gives the impression that you are not awake, or have no energy. In fact, repeated yawning may be a manifestation of cerebral hypoxia. If there is unexplained drowsiness, repeated yawns, and inability to concentrate, most of them remind the brain of insufficient blood supply, which may be related to thrombosis.

chest tightness chest pain

Before the onset of acute myocardial infarction, 30% to 40% of patients will experience symptoms such as chest tightness, weakness, arrhythmia, and palpitation. Chest pain is also an early expression of a heart attack. The pain is unusually severe and long lasting and can extend down the back.

severe headache

If there is a severe headache of unknown cause, or even accompanied by convulsions, coma, lethargy, nausea and vomiting, you must go to the hospital for blood pressure and blood tests in time, and be alert to the signs of cerebral infarction.

abnormal gait

It can be manifested as limb weakness, numbness, abnormal fatigue, inconvenience in movement, and even repeated falls, unable to pick up chopsticks and other symptoms.

The first is those with high blood pressure, diabetes and family inheritance. These groups belong to high-risk groups. Therefore, in addition to actively treating the primary disease, taking medicine regularly and returning to the clinic, it is also necessary to develop a good habit of regular physical examination.

Secondly, some bad life and eating habits can also lead to the occurrence of thrombosis, such as long-term smoking, long-term alcoholism, sedentary, overeating, and fondness for fatty foods are all important incentives for thrombosis.