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Tuesday, October 2, 2018

Five major cardiovascular accidents and first aid measures

Abstract: Cardiovascular diseases may cause a variety of accidents. Heart failure, myocardial infarction, and angina pectoris are all cardiovascular diseases. For different conditions, we should choose different first aid measures to rescue.
Five major cardiovascular accidents and first aid measures
Heart failure first aid

The early manifestations of left heart failure are difficulty breathing during physical labor and sitting breathing. When the disease develops severely, the patient often wakes up at night, is forced to sit up, cough and wheezing, purple lips, sweating, irritability, coughing pink, and pulse is fine and fast.

Right heart failure can have cough, cough, asthma, purple cheeks and lips, and neck venous anger. Lower extremity edema, severe cases are accompanied by ascites and pleural effusion.

There are signs of cardiovascular accidents

Cardiovascular events such as sudden death, myocardial infarction, and myocarditis are very dangerous, and it is easy to take away the lives of patients. The doctors said that the occurrence seems to be sudden, in fact, there will be some warnings before and after the onset. The occurrence of cardiovascular events is often accompanied by a combination of several symptoms, which can help patients to identify quickly, and these symptoms can not be ignored by family members or themselves.
There are signs of cardiovascular accidents

1. Sudden dizziness and headache in the near future. If the mental stress and cervical vertebrae lesions are excluded, it is likely to be a "tip" to the patient when the blood pressure is high to a certain extent. If the patient does not pay attention to it, the blood pressure is always at a high level. The blood in the blood vessel is like the accelerated water flow. The faster the pulse, the greater the pressure on the blood vessels and the heart, and even the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events.