Description:

Cardiovascular arteriosclerosis, another name for arteriosclerosis, is a heart disease that develops when arteries become stiff and thick, limiting blood flow to the body's tissues and organs. This slow process, generally referred to as artery hardening, weakens arteries in a number of organs, most frequently the heart. The body's arteries carry blood throughout, but arteriosclerosis can occur when plaque—a buildup of fat, cholesterol, and other cellular waste—develops on the walls of the arteries. Arteriosclerosis can progress to atherosclerosis, which can result in chronic kidney disease, aneurysms that can cause life-threatening internal bleeding, heart disease, strokes, and circulation issues in the arms and legs.

Cause:

Numerous risk factors are shared by all forms of arteriosclerosis, despite the fact that their aetiology may differ. Among these risk factors are: Growing older Family background Poor Diet Absence of Exercise Being overweight Drinking and smoking patterns elevated blood pressure Diabetes renal illness that is persistent. elevated cholesterol. However, arteriosclerosis can be prevented or its effects can be slowed down by reducing the risk through dietary adjustments, early detection, and medical interventions.

Symptoms:

You may not notice any signs until it becomes serious. This disease prevents the artery from supplying blood to tissues and organs because it narrows or clogs. The following are some typical signs of various forms of arteriosclerosis: Perplexity or trouble comprehending or conversing with people intense headache Weary issues with vision numbness or weakness lightheadedness Loss of weight Insufficient synchronisation dizziness Breathlessness vomiting or feeling queasy Sweat with coldness discomfort in the chest

Ayurvadic Treatment:

Chakarabasti Virechanam Snehapanam Swedhanam Shiravedanam Kashya dhara

Naturopathy Treatment:

Diet therapy Yoga Fasting therapy Enema Steam bath Sauna bath