Always dizzy?A relatively rare neurological disease may be the "culprit"

In life, I wonder if friends will often dizzy?

Over the years, some dizzy patients have been diagnosed with ------- lower clavicle inferior arteries.

Everyone was strange when he heard this name.

This disease is simply the lower clavicle arteries or head and arm. The blood flow retrograde caused by the effect of siphon leads to ischemia in some parts of the body. The most common symptoms are asthma, palpitations, chest tightness and dizziness.

Dizziness is the primary symptoms, and at the same time, it will be accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness, restoration, syncope, etc., and a few patients will be severely fainted, which is also "dumping."

These are relatively intuitive manifestations, and there are some subtle abnormalities on the limbs, such as cold body and weak legs and feet are the normal manifestations of this symptom.

Considering that the symptoms of such diseases themselves are not typical and the incidence is also low, it has also become a disease that is less valued and easy to be ignored.

Just like you and me in the crowd.

Where is the lower clavicle arteries?

In fact, the lower clavicle arteries are located above or behind the clavicle of the human body.

The lower left clavicle arteries have an autonomic arch, and the right side is from the left and right from the ring, which continues to continue to be the axillary arteries-thesmal artery-radial artery and ulnar arteries, and the blood supply of the entire arm and hand is supplied.

What a disease, why do you get this disease?

Once the lower clavicle arteries occur or severe stenosis, they will cause inferior sewing arteries and cause corresponding clinical symptoms. There are usually these factors:

First, atherosclerosis

Most of these patients suffer from hypertension, diabetes, or smoking behavior in normal times. This is the cause of atherosclerosis.

At the same time, smoking can cause varying degrees of damage to vascular, resulting in different degrees of hardening.

Second, congenital malformations

Most of the causes of this disease are inherent, due to the dysplasia of the inferior arteries of their own. Such patients are also very likely to be accompanied by deformities in the heart and other parts of the aorta.

Third, medical source

The possibility of this cause is very small, existing complications during related surgery before. Of course, there are some trauma after a car accident, and the complications of heart disease can cause inferior sewing arteries to steal blood syndrome.

Of course, if rheumatic heart disease, the first section of the lower left collar arteries, and metastatic tumor thrombus, the inferior arterial blood stealing syndrome will also be also.

Once the inferior hypotonic syndrome is found, what should the patient do?

At present, for this kind of disease, surgical treatment is mainly adopted ---- vascular forming and various anatomy in the skin.

For example, it can be applied through the internal vascular formation stent (PTA). During the treatment, a small minimally invasive surgery is needed ------ to perform brackets in the "blood stealing" place, thereby preventing elastic recovery and arterial expansion.

At present, this has also become the preferred treatment method for lower clavicle arteries.

In addition, some patients can also adopt. Anatomical externally reconnecting surgery, such as the carotid artery-clavicle lower artery, lower clavicle lower artery-lower clavicle arteries, axillary arteries-axillary arteries.

For elderly patients with atherosclerosis, anticoagulant or anti -platelet agents need to be taken to reduce the formation and development of thrombosis.

For rare people caused by giant cell arteritis, steroid semen is needed for treatment.

After surgery, patients need to pay attention to their eating habits, less oil and less salt, eat more high -fiber water fruits and vegetables, and quit smoking and drinking.

references:

[1] Li Senmei, Wu Yubin. "Practical Medicine Magazine", 1999

[2] Duan Yunyou, Liu Xijun, Yuan Lijun, etc. The two -dimensional and Doppler ultrasound in the application of the diagnosis of the lower clavicle arterial blood stealing syndrome diagnosis. "China Ultrasonic Medicine Magazine", 2001

[3] Alpine, Huang Yining, Jin Zhengyu, Wang Bo. Observation of the treatment of inferior arterial blood stealing syndrome in the treatment of subclavings of the clavical arteries. "Chinese Magazine", 2000

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