Is it suitable for a stent if high blood pressure is at a very high risk?

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Whether surgery can be performed is not only based on blood pressure, but also other aspects, such as age, physical tolerance, lesion range, etc., ......

It is advisable to have the doctor performing the surgery to evaluate it.

It also depends on the age of her old man, and it is best for the patient to go to the hospital

Patients with high blood pressure may have coronary stent surgery. In fact, many patients with coronary heart disease will have hypertension, and hypertension is not a contraindication to coronary stent surgery. If there is significant coronary artery stenosis or even blockage, stent surgery is required, and surgery can be performed after controlling blood pressure within a safe range with medication.

After taking antihypertensive drugs for high blood pressure, a cardiac stent can be done if the blood pressure is stable.

The need for a stent should be considered based on the degree of stenosis, and if there are too many stents in the heart, the risk of stent thrombosis is greatly increased if the stent is reimplanted. The process of implanting the stent is not too painful, the key is the problem of postoperative complications. You can consult your doctor for details.

The doctor must weigh the pros and cons of surgery (the risk of anesthesia, the risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, etc., and the disease caused by narrowing of the blood vessels in the neck). According to your description, it should be possible to do, but it is risky.

Hypertension refers to a systemic disease characterized by increased arterial systolic blood pressure and/or diastolic pulse pressure (>=140 90 mmHg) in the resting state, often accompanied by disorders of fat and glucose metabolism, as well as functional or organic changes in organs such as the heart, brain, kidney, and retina. Resting for more than 5 minutes, blood pressure measured on the same day for more than 2 times" = 140 90mmHg can be diagnosed as hypertension.

Once diagnosed with hypertension, it is necessary to insist on taking antihypertensive drugs for life to avoid the occurrence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Blood pressure changes should also be closely observed.

At the same time, you can take some drugs that soften blood vessels, such as troxerutin, vitamin E, compound salvia tablets, etc., which can help lower systolic blood pressure.

You can take some long-acting antihypertensive drugs, and the antihypertensive effect is relatively good. Once a day is fine.

Carotid artery stent surgery can be done, so don't worry about this.

If the patient has affected the blood supply to the blood vessels in the head, it is still necessary to have this surgery.

Disease analysis: I don't know the degree of carotid artery blockage in the elderly, if there are symptoms (such as transient disobedience of limbs, aphasia, blackness, etc.) need surgery, if there are no symptoms, then there is no need for stents**, and stents will be considered when the stenosis exceeds 70**. Stent surgery is inherently risky, and if necessary, it can be considered to stabilize blood pressure.

Opinions and suggestions: improve the inspection and find out the blockage.

It depends on the specific condition If it is only a slight stenosis, there is no need to put a stent, and it is generally considered to put a stent if it is blocked by 75% and/or has obvious symptoms!

Don't eat it, my family has high blood pressure and nosebleeds after eating ginseng, I think this thing should be used with caution as well.

When the blockage area of blood vessels reaches more than 75%, it is necessary to make stents, and the statement of dredging blood vessels is not scientific, but it is actually to dissolve blood clots, increase blood circulation, and restore the elasticity of blood vessels.

Common, hyperlipidemia or hyperglycemia will cause blood viscosity, causing platelets to coagulate into thrombosis, arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure, diet must be controlled, not greasy, light, eat less meat, if it exceeds the standard a lot, you need to take hypolipidemic drugs; In addition, it is necessary to take drugs to dissolve blood clots for a long time, such as aspirin or Nikken nattokinase, urokinase is a first-aid thrombolytic injection drug, because it is large and the thrombolysis time is short, so it is not recommended. The blood clot does not dissolve, and it will**. It can also be combined with taking traditional Chinese medicine to promote blood circulation and restore the elasticity of blood vessels.

It is not easy to really dredge the blood vessels, as long as it is completely dredged, then there is no need to do stent surgery. I studied Chinese medicine.