I am now 70 years old, and I was diagnosed with arteriosclerosis the year ago, and I have no discomf

I don't feel it now, and I'll feel it in a few years!

Arteriosclerosis does not bleed and cannot be felt, just like the water pipe is still transporting water after aging, but it is more likely to rupture due to pressure in the aging part, causing danger. The doctor instructed you to take some medicine to soften the blood vessels, and not to exercise too vigorously. Wishing you a healthier life.

Maybe you will get better in this short period of time, pay attention to your diet, and strengthen your exercise.

This should be understood from several aspects:

1.Depending on the specific situation at the time, arteriosclerosis is also divided into various degrees, whether it is mild or severe at the time, if it is mild, it will take time for you to feel uncomfortable because of it, two years is not a long time.

2.The progression of arteriosclerosis itself is slow, and after several stages such as atherosclerosis, it becomes more blocked, so that it will feel uncomfortable later, and once it feels uncomfortable, it is already more serious.

3.There are many factors that affect how quickly arteriosclerosis progresses. For example, the rate of arteriosclerosis is slower in people who exercise regularly than in people who don't exercise much.

For example, if you eat food type, structure and other factors, eating a vegetarian diet is slower than eating meat regularly. In terms of diet, the development of less oil and less salt is often slower than more oil and salt. If you eat onions, black fungus and other foods that are conducive to softening blood vessels, the disease will progress more slowly than those that you don't eat often, and so on.

4.The influence of medicine, in addition to its own factors, also has the effect of drugs, there are many drugs that can promote the softening of blood vessels, prevent the production of sclerosis, sometimes, even if it is not the disease, due to the function of drugs indirectly plays a role in slowing down arteriosclerosis, etc.

Therefore, many factors will lead to the occurrence and development of arteriosclerosis, and it is necessary to treat it scientifically. Don't be careless.

Hope it helps.

It is also necessary to see whether there is high blood pressure, high blood sugar, high blood lipids, and whether there are bad habits.

It doesn't matter if you have arteriosclerosis occlusive disease of the lower limbs, it mainly depends on the stage of the condition. If the patient is in the early stage of arteriosclerosis stage, that is, stage 1-2, and only has the symptoms of intermittent claudication, the symptoms can be maintained or not progressed for a long time through conservative measures, including quitting smoking, vasodilation, improving circulation, antiplatelets, etc., and most patients will have obvious relief and improvement, which will generally not cause serious consequences. However, if the disease is at rest, or if it causes limb necrosis, this condition is very dangerous.

Because as the disease worsens and arterial ischemia becomes apparent, there will be gradual necrosis from the distal to the proximal end of the limb, so that the patient's symptoms can only be relieved by amputation, and this condition should be treated as soon as possible to avoid the development of uncontrollable necrosis.

There is too much "garbage" adhered to the inner walls of blood vessels.