How to treat calf blood vessel blockage

Many people suffer from blockage of blood vessels in their lower legs. When this happens to the human body, it will cause many adverse symptoms, such as varicose veins, numbness of the lower limbs, pain in the lower limbs, difficulty in movement, etc. Precisely because of its great impact on people's bodies, people want to treat it as soon as possible. So how to treat calf blood vessel blockage? Let's introduce it in detail below.

Anticoagulant and thrombolytic therapy is very effective for blood vessel blockage. Pure Western medicine treatment may cause blood clots to fall off at any time, causing pulmonary embolism and endangering life. After one month, the blood clot enters the subacute stage. It is meaningless to use Western medicine anticoagulant and thrombolytic therapy alone. In the treatment of chronic venous thrombosis, in addition to the routine intravenous application of anticoagulant and thrombolytic drugs, a combination of Chinese and Western medicine and intravascular perfusion therapy should be used, which is still effective for old thrombosis. If the capillaries in the legs are blocked, it is necessary to pay attention to it. It is recommended to use Compound Danshen Drops or Songling Xuemaikang Capsules to improve the body's blood circulation. If the blood circulation is unobstructed, the situation will naturally improve.

The symptoms of lower limb blood vessel blockage depend on whether it is venous blockage or arterial blockage. The symptoms of arterial blockage and venous blockage are different. It is easy to have leg pain when walking. If there is blood vessel blockage in the lower limbs, the blood vessels in the lower limbs may become ischemic. Therefore, some people will experience leg pain when walking. The pain will subside after a short rest, but it will hurt again when they walk again. This is often called "intermittent claudication", which is one of the common symptoms of blood vessel blockage.

Arterial blockage is mainly manifested in symptoms of lower limb ischemia, such as numbness, pain, and intermittent claudication. That is, after walking for a while, the patient will feel soreness and swelling in the legs, which will be relieved when resting, but will reappear when walking again. There is also resting pain in the legs. At night, patients will feel pain in their toes or calves. Patients will hold their legs or feet all night and cannot sleep, which will affect the patient's rest and cause some internal medicine diseases. If the veins are blocked, swelling and pain will occur in the lower limbs, and some people will develop varicose veins. In the early stages, anticoagulation therapy is required, and in the later stages, pressure therapy may be used. Whether it is blockage of the lower limb arteries or lower limb veins, you should go to the hospital for examination and ask a professional doctor to know how to treat it.