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Signs of blockage in the arteries such as pain in the chest, instantly know symptoms and treatment

Signs of blockage in the arteries such as pain in the chest, instantly know symptoms and treatment

Our heart keeps the oxygenated blood flow smoothly in all parts of the body by pumping blood with its every beating, but blockage in the attree is such a serious problem, which hinders this function of Hart. Consumption of highly fatty things leads to the accumulation of harmful cholesterol LDL (lipoproteins deposit cholesterol) in the cardiovascular arteries of the heart. In this situation, the risk of blood clots increases in the arteries of the heart. Sometimes the process of having cholesterol-containing plaque deposits may start in the heart's arteries from a very early age. In this situation, as the age progresses, this placenta becomes stiff, causing infection in the inner walls of the arteries. 

This increases the risk of blood clotting and heart attack.

However, some special types of chemicals are secreted from the plaque, which are helpful in the healing process, but they make the inner walls of the arteries sticky. For this reason, inflammatory cells, lipoproteins and calcium arteries present in the blood cling to the walls of the arteries. In the end, a narrow coronary artery prepares new angioedocycles, which acts as a means of blood transfusion from the way around the blockage. During excessive stress or fatigue, these newly formed new blood vessel can not supply oxygen-rich blood to the heart muscles and during high pumping the heart gets more pressure. Such fear of heart attack increases.

Major signs

• Feeling light or severe pain in the left side of the chest, sometimes it also reaches the shoulders, arms or jaw.

• Suddenly, the heart starts beating fast and sometimes its speed becomes very low.

• feeling irritation and pressure in the chest

• Oxygenated blood is not accessible to all parts of the body due to blockage. For this reason, breathing difficulties, suffocation, restlessness and fatigue are experienced.

• Disinfection is a symptom, which often people ignore digestive problems.

• Feeling unnecessary weakness, junk whistle

• Darkness in front of eyes and perspiration in normal temperature.

What is the treatment

Usually, blockage is detected by angiography when there is fear of blockage in arteries. If the blockage is light (20 to 45 percent), then it can be removed from medicines, but the problem is severely treated (80 to 90 percent blockage), it is treated by angioplasty method. Pacemaker, a small battery powered device, also works well in the problem of the anterior blockage. It is fitted to the heart by the operation. The waves coming out of it are helpful in maintaining the beating of the heart. In more severe cases, bypass surgery is also done. If the blockage is too much, it is not possible to use angiogram techniques through legs. In such a situation, techniques of artery graft and wen graft are used. By opening each and every artery one by one, the blockage is removed from there. The same technique has been used in the case given here. Since the patient's arterial tubes were extremely narrow. Their diameter was approximately 1mm. Therefore, for her grafting, more fine thread was used than hair.

How to defend

• Take a simple, balanced and nutritious diet. Avoid excess ghee-oil and spices.

• Stay away from alcohol and cigarettes. After consuming alcohol, the speed of pumping of the heart becomes uncontrolled. It does not properly flow to different parts of the body. Similarly, nicotine heart's blood vessels in cigarettes harm the inner part of the tubes. After drinking cigarettes, the heartbeat increases and also increases blood pressure, which is a major cause of heart attack.

• Eat skimmed milk instead of creamed milk.

• Take five combined servings of green vegetables and fruits daily.

• If you are non-vegetarian, stay away from red meat, like egg, then only eat its whiteness. Yes, omega-3 fatty acids present in the fish are beneficial for the heart.

• To conserve blood pressure, consume salt intake in a limited amount.

• If there is a problem with diabetes, take sugar, rice, potato and sweet fruits in very limited quantity to control the level of sugar as this also increases the risk of heart attack.

• Regular exercise and morning and evening walks. It keeps the level of body metabolism in control and does not accumulate extra cholesterol in the heart's arteries.

• This problem is also due to genetic reasons. If there is a history of this disease in the family then as a precaution, routine checkup should be done once a year.