Cardiovascular blockage, the symptoms are actually these

Cardiovascular blockage is a common disease that often occurs in middle-aged and elderly people. Patients often present with cardiac asthma, which usually occurs when there is extensive anterior wall cardiovascular blockage; pain is the most common symptom of cardiovascular blockage and is also the initial symptom of onset, usually occurring behind the breast or in front of the heart.

1. Causes

Most causes of cardiovascular blockage are caused by diet. Therefore, only through dietary adjustment can the current situation of frequent cardiovascular diseases be improved. The diet should be light and less salty food should be eaten. Because excessive salt intake will cause blood vessel hardening and increase blood pressure. Also, eat less food containing high cholesterol and less sweets to prevent the occurrence of arteriosclerosis and obesity. Also, quit smoking and drinking. Excessive smoking and drinking can cause myocardial infarction and cerebral stroke.

2. Symptoms

Symptom 1: Cardiac asthma: This symptom generally occurs when there is extensive anterior wall cardiovascular blockage, and often occurs within 24 hours of the onset of cardiovascular blockage. It is also one of the important reasons for early death.

Symptom 2: Pain: It is the most common symptom of cardiovascular blockage and also the initial symptom of the disease. This disease usually occurs behind the breast or in front of the heart, sometimes accompanied by squeezing pain in the xiphoid process and abdomen, accompanied by a feeling of tightness. The symptoms and location are similar to angina pectoris. The only difference is that the pain of this disease is generally unbearable, and taking nitroglycerin and resting have no effect on this disease.

Symptom three: Heart failure: Cardiovascular blockage can also affect left heart failure. Patients generally experience respiratory distress accompanied by coughing and cyanosis. Severe patients may develop pulmonary edema, which may lead to right heart failure, thus seriously threatening human life.

3. Prevention

1. The diet should be light and eat less salty food. Eating too much salt can cause hardening of blood vessels and increase blood pressure.

2. Eat less animal fat. Animal fat is high in cholesterol, which can accelerate arteriosclerosis. Eat less sweets. Sweets are high in sugar, which can be converted into fat in the body, easily promoting obesity and arteriosclerosis.

3. You can eat more beans, tomatoes, dairy products, kelp, fresh mushrooms and various green leafy vegetables. Fruits include oranges, apples, bananas, pears, pineapples, kiwis, walnuts, hawthorns, watermelons, etc. Because these foods can alleviate the harmful effects of sodium in the body, promote the excretion of sodium, and lower blood pressure.

4. Eat more calcium-containing foods, such as dairy products, soy products, peanuts, red dates, kelp, black fungus, walnuts, fish, etc.

5. Quit smoking and drinking. Excessive smoking and drinking can cause myocardial infarction and cerebral stroke. Patients are suitable to eat foods containing potassium, which can alleviate the harmful effects of sodium, promote the excretion of sodium, and lower blood pressure.