What are the early signs of atherosclerosis?
May 12, 2023
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Tian Hongbo
Introduction
Early signs of arteriosclerosis usually include dizziness, headache, neurasthenia, and tinnitus. Prior to the onset of arteriosclerosis, patients often experience nonspecific brain lesions, typically caused by abnormalities in cerebral blood vessels, which may also cause some degree of nerve damage. Additionally, it may lead to pathological changes in the capillaries of the inner ear, resulting in tinnitus symptoms.
The early signs of arteriosclerosis usually include dizziness, headache, neurasthenia, tinnitus, etc. The details are as follows:
1. Dizziness and Headache
Prior to the onset of arteriosclerosis, patients often experience nonspecific brain lesions, typically caused by abnormalities in cerebral blood vessels. Patients commonly present with dizziness and headaches, often felt as pain in the forehead area.
2. Neurasthenia
Before arteriosclerosis develops, there is often some degree of nerve damage. At this stage, patients typically exhibit symptoms such as sleep disturbances, difficulty concentrating, and fatigue.
3. Tinnitus
Prior to the development of arteriosclerosis, the capillaries in the inner ear may also become damaged, leading to tinnitus in affected individuals.
In addition to the above common symptoms, other discomforts may also occur before arteriosclerosis sets in, such as excessive sleepiness, declining memory, and reduced vision. It is important to seek medical evaluation promptly if these symptoms appear. Early diagnosis and timely treatment are crucial. During treatment, adequate rest should be taken, good dietary habits cultivated, and intake of fat and salt reduced to avoid adverse effects on health.
