What causes a ruptured cardiovascular artery? How is it treated?

What is said upstairs is not very accurate, blood thickening is the main cause of blood clots and varicose veins, and the main reason for arterial rupture is that the artery wall becomes hard and thin, and there is no elasticity, which is generally caused by regular smoking and drinking, and drinking is the main reason.

Since you have already got it, there is no other way, you can only raise it slowly, don't touch tobacco and alcohol, don't eat greasy things, eat more vegetables, drink boiled water, there will be some help.

The cause of the rupture of the arteries in the heart may be high blood pressure or severe trauma, which can cause the rupture of the arteries in the heart. It is recommended to go to a professional hospital in time.

First of all, I want to say that people who are not doctors better not mess with medical questions, and my two posts above should not actually pass the censorship. Arterial rupture is called an aneurysm in medicine. The situation you are talking about should be an acute aortic dissection aneurysm.

The best method is aneurysm excision and artificial vascular replacement, which should be performed as soon as possible. Go sign for the surgery, don't delay here.

The heart is like our house, there are circuits in it that control our heartbeat, and the blood vessels are like our water pipes, and its blockage is generally due to the sediment in the blood vessels that cause the water pipes to be blocked. These deposits are what I call atherosclerosis or plaque. The plaque ruptures, platelets aggregate, and a thrombus forms.

The thrombus can completely block the blood vessel, causing myocardial necrosis in the area where the blood vessel is supplied to the blood, which is called acute myocardial infarction. When acute cardiovascular blockage occurs, it is necessary to help open the blood vessels as soon as possible, usually with thrombolysis** or stent implantation!

A ruptured blood vessel is when the blood is too viscous. When there are lipids in the blood, they pass through the narrow blood vessels and burst due to the pressure on the heart.

If you are not a doctor, don't pretend, don't mess with medical questions!

The consequence of a ruptured major artery in the heart is that the person dies quickly, and the bleeding can be very violent.

The consequences of a ruptured major artery of the heart are ... Hung up.

The consequences are quite serious and life-threatening.

If the force is too great, it will rupture the great arteries of the heart. It is mainly divided into closed aortic wall rupture and open aortic wall rupture, and traffic accidents, falls, crush injuries and dissecting aneurysm rupture are common cases of closed aortic rupture. Due to the forceful action, the heart and aortic arch move vigorously, and the descending aorta is relatively fixed, which can occur at the junction of the fixed and active segments.

A ruptured aorta is a very dangerous disease, and placing a stent can save lives.

Go to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor will tell you, if you don't tell, just ask, play the spirit of digging into the problem.

Condition analysis: The blood vessels of the heart are not easy to rupture, and the rupture of the blood vessels of the heart is unlikely to cause a rapid rise in blood pressure.

Suggestions: High blood pressure can easily lead to aneurysm formation, and aneurysms are more likely to rupture. Intracerebral hemorrhage is a relatively acute disease, and the sequelae of massive hemorrhage are often more serious. In severe cases, it is even necessary to open a craniotomy and let it go.

The question is a bit vague. Cardiac blood vessels include the coronary arteries on the surface of the heart and the surrounding aorta, pulmonary arteries, pulmonary veins, and superior and inferior vena cava. I don't know which blood vessel you mean by thickening the arteries in the heart.

In general, if it is an elderly patient, the aorta will be thickened if the patient has rheumatic heart disease; In cor pulmonale, the pulmonary arteries thicken. If you have any questions, ask them again.

Cardiovascular rupture is a very serious cardiovascular disease, and the survival rate is not the same because the condition of the rupture varies.

Patients will die rapidly due to the loss of blood resulting in a drop in blood pressure, mainly depending on the severity of cardiac trauma, myocardial infarction, or aortic dissection rupture. If the rupture is too large to suppress, it will soon die from blood loss.

Therefore, we must pay attention to protecting the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular vessels, usually eat less salty and greasy food in the diet, and try to eat some vegetables, such as soy products, vegetables, fruits, etc.

Severe rupture of blood vessels? Serious hospitalization is life-threatening.

Harm 1 of cardiovascular disease: sudden death caused by coronary heart disease.

In addition to congenital organic diseases of the heart, cardiovascular diseases mainly refer to coronary arteriosclerotic heart disease, that is, coronary heart disease, which is mainly caused by cardiac arteriosclerosis, which cannot provide sufficient blood and oxygen to the myocardium. The harm of coronary heart disease is fatal, it has an insidious onset, and some people have no symptoms when they have myocardial ischemia; It develops rapidly, and although the process of arteriosclerosis takes years or even decades, angina and myocardial infarction can occur within minutes. Many patients lack adequate psychological preparation, resulting in a very high mortality rate.

Cardiovascular disease harm 2: stroke and sudden death caused by thrombosis.

Patients with cardiovascular disease often have hardening of the blood vessel wall, and the harm is also serious. Arteriosclerosis to a certain extent, and deposits on the walls of blood vessels, combined with viscous blood, can cause blood clots of varying degrees to enter the blood circulation. A blood clot can cause a blockage in a blood vessel and form a blood clot.

If a blood clot appears in the brain, or if the cerebral arteriosclerosis ruptures, it can cause ischemia and necrosis of the brain, which is a stroke; Depending on the necrotic brain area, the mouth and eyes are crooked, the body is paralyzed, and the severe one dies. If the thrombus occurs in the heart, it will cause ischemia and necrosis of the heart, myocardial infarction, and poor prognosis.

Harm 3 of cardiovascular disease: a large number of dangerous complications.

In the later stage of cardiovascular disease, due to long-term poor pumping of the heart, all organs of the body may be damaged to varying degrees due to congestion and lack of oxygen. Pulmonary congestion causes lung infection, long-term liver congestion and hypoxia can cause liver cirrhosis, and hypertension causes kidney failure ......This, in turn, exacerbates cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular diseases combined with hypertension, diabetes and other diseases are more harmful to the body.

Cardiovascular diseases are a serious threat to people's lives and health. For people with pre-existing cardiovascular diseases, it is important to standardize diagnosis and treatment and control the progression of the disease; For people who do not have the disease, they should understand the dangers of cardiovascular disease so that they can prevent it early.

There is no danger, because the rupture is basically dead, and there is no danger.