Vascular System Diseases to Be Attentive

During the period of temperature change, blood cholesterol levels and body inflammatory levels rise.

Therefore, you should be cautious of vascular diseases in the morning when the whole body wakes up after having been in a relaxed state and sympathetic nerve gets strained.

You should be careful of angina and myocardial infarction.

In order for the heart to beat incessantly, it must be well-supplied with oxygen and nutrition.

There are large blood vessels that supply oxygen and nutrition to the heart, which are called coronary arteries.

Blocking of the coronary arteries can have irreversible effects on the heart.

Typical diseases caused by blockage of these vessels are angina and myocardial infarction.

It is called angina that blood is not supplied due to the accumulation of oil in the cardiovascular system, resulting in anemia in the heart muscle.

A typical symptom of angina is a severe pain and stress in the chest. A brief pause of chest pain lasts 2-5 minutes and then disappears.

Myocardial infarction refers to the sticky blood being tangled with intravascular waste to prevent blood vessels.

There is also arrhythmia among the diseases that need to be taken into account during the periods of temperature change.

Arrhythmia refers to the disease that heartbeat and pulse are abnormally fast, late, or irregular. Normal pulses range from 60-80 beats per minute. Even if you are not strained, you will develop symptoms that can cause a rapid beating of your heart or an intolerable pain in the chest. On the contrary, you might experience dizziness, dyspnea, weakness, fatigue, and so on as you lose strength.

Arrhythmia can cause intracardiac thrombosis, heart failure, stroke, and so on and, in severe cases, respiratory arrest.