16/05/2022
Vascular contamination leads to such diseases as:
Atherosclerotic vascular disease.
The vessels cease to function completely: small vessels are clogged completely, and large deposits of cholesterol prevent proper blood flow in larger ones.
Coronary heart disease.
It occurs due to a constant deficiency of blood in the coronary vessels, which, in turn, develops because of vascular contamination.
Stroke.
Following constant insufficient the blood supply to the brain tissues, nerve endings begin to die, which leads to the loss of some brain functions.
Hypertension.
Since the blood vessels become more narrow as a result of clogging, the blood pressure increases.
Phlebeurysm.
It occurs not only on the legs (which is every woman's nightmare), but also inside the body. Hemorrhoids are one of the consequences of varicose veins.
Venous and arterial thrombosis.
Prolonged contamination can lead to a thrombus forming in the vessel, which leads to the complete death of that vessel, which, in turn, can lead to the death of individual cells in a certain organ that was receiving blood from said vessel. If a blood clot breaks off and enters the bloodstream, it can lead to a blockage of blood vessels in the heart - and this is a guaranteed heart attack, which ends in death in 70% of cases.
And this happens everywhere! 4
