Can drinking too little water cause capillaries to rupture?

Of course not, there is a positive and negative feedback regulation mechanism in the body.

No, the body loses too much water.

Hello, the occurrence of capillary rupture on the finger may have a lot to do with the fragility of the capillaries, the capillaries on the finger have coagulation failure, hardening of the blood vessel wall, etc., which may be due to the lack of vitamin C in the patient. If the patient does not understand the reason, he can go to the hospital for a blood test, if it is not caused by fragile capillaries, he can take vitamin C orally**, and eat more balanced diet and eat more vitamin-rich foods.

Don't worry. Pay attention to eat more fruits and vegetables, and supplement more vitamins and the like. Black fungus:

Black fungus with rock sugar can lower blood pressure and prevent hardening of the arteries. Black fungus is often eaten with garlic and green onions, which can relieve coronary atherosclerosis. Shiitake mushrooms:

Contains a nucleic acid substance, which can inhibit the production of cholesterol, and can prevent arteriosclerosis and brittle blood vessels, so shiitake mushrooms have a positive effect on the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Honey: Rich in vitamins C, K, B2, B6, and carotene, it can improve the blood circulation of coronary blood vessels and prevent arteriosclerosis.

Jujube: Rich in vitamin C and vitamin P. Vitamin P protects against bleeding disorders.

Walnut: rich in phosphorus, which can nourish cranial nerves, and also contains a lot of linoleic acid, which can prevent and treat arteriosclerosis. Eggplant:

Contains vitamin P, of which purple eggplant has the highest content. Vitamin P enhances the elasticity of capillaries. Therefore, it has a good effect on the prevention and treatment of hypertension, atherosclerosis and stroke.

Tomato: contains vitamin P, which can protect blood vessels and prevent high blood pressure. White Potato:

It is a mixture of polysaccharides and proteins, and eating more can reduce the content of low plasma cholesterol, which is very beneficial to the prevention and treatment of arteriosclerosis. Corn: Contains a lot of linoleic acid, vitamin E, etc., which can prevent arteriosclerosis.

Capillary rupture is a kind of damage that occurs in the face or trunk part, most of them are acquired, and some patients are congenital, facial telangiectasia is the main reason for affecting beauty, mostly in women, and the clinical manifestations are filamentous, punctate, star-like or flaky erythema on the face.

Congenital malformations of capillaries are congenital capillaries in which the walls of the capillaries are so weak that they cannot constrict. The disease usually occurs at birth or shortly after birth on the face, neck, postoccipital and scalp. It can be unilateral, sporadic or bilateral, multiple.

Initially** or on the mucous membrane, there is a lesion of different sizes, pale red or dark red, or purplish-red, from the size of the needle tip to a limb or half of the trunk, the color deepens after crying, the boundaries are clear, the shape is different, not high**, the local is higher, after compression, partial or total fading, the surface is smooth. With age, children or young adults may have symptomatic or nodular lesions, mostly on the lower legs and feet, which may present as painful purple-blue nodules and plaques that may still be ulcerated.

Pathological upper and middle dermal telangiectasia Telangiectasia increases with age and extends to the deep dermis and subcutaneous

Capillary rupture is a kind of damage that occurs in the face or trunk part, most of them are acquired, and some patients are congenital, facial telangiectasia is the main reason for affecting beauty, mostly in women, and the clinical manifestations are filamentous, punctate, star-like or flaky erythema on the face.

Question: Disease: Broken capillaries in the fingers.

Hello doctor! I am 36 years old this year, female, I occasionally have small bleeding spots on my body, when I was small, I found a small green bump on my arm a few days ago, and then I looked carefully and found that it seemed to be a small pimple with long blood vessels, and the bleeding point of my finger was broken, turning into a small red blood line, do you think this problem is serious? I don't have any other symptoms, except that one symptom that has been with me since I was a child is a headache.

It always hurts, not every day, but it hurts a lot, and sometimes it hurts so badly that I feel sick and want to vomit.

There is no medical attention for this condition

If possible, further disability assessment is required and compensation is made according to the appraisal level.

A ruptured capillary, at best, is a minor injury, with a slight bleeding and bruising, and the bleeding heals on its own. Capillaries are the most widely distributed throughout the body and are easily restored when damaged, perhaps by the time you identify them.