How is coronary heart disease treated? 30. How to treat coronary heart disease?

First of all, what is coronary heart disease?

Some online statements about coronary heart disease are incomplete. Coronary heart disease is the abbreviation of coronary heart disease, also known as ischemic heart disease. It consists of two states: coronary atherosclerotic heart disease and coronary artery functional changes (e.g., spasticity, etc.).

1) Coronary atherosclerotic heart disease.

What are the coronary arteries? The oxygen supply of the human body is provided by the oxygen in the blood, the heart also needs oxygen, and the blood vessels that supply the heart's own nutrients are the coronary arteries, which are divided into two branches to supply the oxygen and nutrients needed for the myocardium to work, when the coronary arteries have atherosclerosis (what is atherosclerosis?). I won't go into details here, I'll say it when you want to know), the blood supply of the coronary arteries to the myocardium is reduced, and the myocardium is very sensitive to the reduction of oxygen, so a series of cardiac symptoms (such as angina, arrhythmia, etc.) appear, and then we call it coronary atherosclerotic heart disease.

2) Functional changes in coronary arteries.

Functional changes in coronary arteries refer to dynamic stenosis caused by spasm and increased tone of the coronary arteries. Specifically, the coronary arteries themselves do not have atherosclerosis, but temporary spasms cause narrowing of the blood vessel lumen, and the blood supply of the coronary arteries to the myocardium will also be correspondingly reduced, causing cardiac symptoms.

3) The connection between the two.

Coronary atherosclerotic heart disease and coronary artery functional changes are interrelated, can not be seen in isolation, generally speaking, coronary atherosclerotic heart disease is organic, coronary artery functional changes are functional, but the two are sometimes mixed, and the symptoms produced by the two are similar, and it is difficult to distinguish them with the technology and equipment of general hospitals. Therefore, if you want to distinguish between them, I recommend going to a professional cardiovascular department to find a professional cardiovascular physician to consult and ** better.

Note: The main content of this article comes from the professional textbook: 5-year undergraduate textbook "Internal Medicine", in which the author of the cardiovascular article is Chen Haozhu, a Chinese medical expert, due to the relationship of time, other content can not be answered immediately, my purpose is to use easy-to-understand language to explain the professional theory, I hope it can be helpful to you.

Coronary heart disease** includes:

Changes in lifestyle habits: quitting smoking and limiting alcohol, low-fat and low-salt diet, appropriate physical exercise, weight control, etc.;

Drug**: Western medicine like nitroglycerin is very effective, daily prevention of angina**You can choose Chinese patent medicine to regulate qi and invigorate blood drop pills, which has the functions of activating blood and removing blood stasis, warming and opening the chest, reducing myocardial oxygen consumption, etc., which is a better choice for angina.

Revascularization**: includes interventional (endovascular balloon dilation plasty and stenting) and surgical coronary artery bypass grafting. Drugs are the basis of all.

1.An electrocardiogram (ECG) is done to check for ischemic hours of ambulatory ECG to see if there are any dynamic changes in the ECG. 3.Coronary angiography or CT coronary angiography.

First of all, it is clear what coronary heart disease is!

Otherwise, there's the right way** and you won't believe it!

It is useful to pay attention to your diet, exercise moderately, and have regular medical check-ups.

Moderate exercise and a reasonable diet are very important.