What is arteriosclerosis in both lower limbs and how is it caused

Arteriosclerosis of both lower limbs may be caused by bad living habits, long-term sitting and lack of exercise leading to local blood circulation problems, or it may be caused by coronary artery sclerosis.

1. Bad living habits. For example, long-term smoking and drinking, or frequent consumption of greasy or irritating foods, may cause symptoms of arteriosclerosis in the lower limbs.

2. Long-term sitting and lack of exercise may lead to local blood circulation problems, hardening of the arteries in the lower limbs, and symptoms of lower limb occlusion and stenosis.

3. Coronary artery sclerosis. When coronary artery sclerosis occurs in the lower limbs, it may cause arterial stenosis or nasal congestion, which will cause chronic ischemia of the lower limbs and lead to lower limb arteriosclerosis. In addition, when patients suffer from some diseases such as high blood pressure or high blood sugar, it may also cause lower limb arteriosclerosis.

Lower limb arteriosclerosis requires prompt medical imaging examinations at the hospital, and then, based on the examination results, use some drugs to improve microcirculation or promote local blood circulation under the guidance of a doctor to improve symptoms. In daily life, you can add some aerobic exercise to enhance your body's resistance and promote local blood circulation, but it should be done in moderation.