What are the symptoms of blocked blood vessels in the legs

There are many blood vessels in the legs. Many people have poor posture for a long time and do not pay attention to activity, which will cause blockage of leg capillaries. Patients with blocked leg capillaries will have a lot of panting, unilateral strength problems and hand and foot strength problems, and their facial features and internal organs will be affected. Severe cases can cause myocardial infarction, which will put a lot of pressure on the body. Therefore, you must pay attention to it in normal times. When there is a problem with the blood vessels in the legs, including these symptoms, you should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

Symptoms of blocked blood vessels in the legs

1. Sudden chest tightness or pain

When patients exercise, they may find that their heart function has deteriorated. Other factors that may cause chest tightness include anger, nervousness or excessive stress. Another obvious sign is angina pectoris, which often occurs during labor or emotional excitement. There will be a feeling of chest squeezing. The pain usually starts behind the sternum, and may also occur in the arms, shoulders, neck, jaw, throat or back. Some people may even feel indigestion.

2. You will be out of breath after exercise and can’t stop for a long time

Experts point out that there are actually certain signs before myocardial infarction, but they are easily overlooked. For example, in the past, after taking a break from exercise, my panting would subside, but recently I would become very panting after exercise and could not stop for a long time. If the frequency of this happens gets higher and higher, you should go to the hospital to check if there is a problem with your blood vessels.

3. Sudden weakness or numbness in one hand or foot

This is one of the common symptoms of transient ischemic attack (TIA), commonly known as a "mini-stroke." Symptoms usually include abnormal sensation on half of the face or hands and feet, crooked mouth, squinting eyes, drooling, and difficulty swallowing. Because the symptoms of a minor stroke last for a very short time, they are easily ignored. If not treated promptly and properly, the probability of a subsequent stroke will be higher.

4. One eye suddenly loses sight

Common and obvious symptoms of a minor stroke are temporary unilateral blurred vision, or even sudden blindness in one eye, which then returns to normal after about a few minutes. Other symptoms include partial loss of visual field, pupils of different sizes, droopy eyelids and double vision.

5. My hands keep shaking and I can’t control it

For example, your hands keep shaking when you pick up food, you feel your eyelids keep twitching or the corners of your mouth twitching slightly when you talk to people, and you are unable to stop. As well as symptoms such as transient mental disorder, aphasia, dyslexia, and loss of direction. In addition, there are some rare symptoms, such as tinnitus, vomiting, hiccups, drowsiness, sudden loss of hearing and unsteady walking. Some people also experience indigestion, nausea, and vomiting, but gastroscopy cannot find any problems. This is actually caused by cardiovascular stenosis.

What to do if leg blood vessels are blocked ?

It is recommended to take a rest and avoid overwork. Check whether there is varicose veins. If there is, surgical treatment is recommended. If not, you can have infusion therapy or wear elastic stockings to promote blood return.

The diet should be light and nutritious, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink plenty of water, eat more black fungus, eat less or no sticky food, such as millet noodles, rice cakes, sesame candy, etc. These foods can increase blood viscosity, slow blood flow, and cause thrombosis, completely blocking the already narrowed arteries.