What Chinese medicine should I take for insufficient blood supply to the brain?

As we all know, our blood needs to flow throughout the body to deliver nutrients to the organs. If a blood vessel is blocked somewhere, there will be a shortage of blood. The most common one is probably insufficient blood supply to the brain. Generally speaking, if you encounter this situation, you can improve it through medication. So, which Chinese patent medicines can help everyone relieve insufficient blood supply to the brain?

If the blood supply to the brain is insufficient, you can take Chinese patent medicines such as Mai Tong, Ginkgo Leaf, Yangxue Qingnao Granules, etc., which have a certain auxiliary effect. If the symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the brain still cannot be improved, you must go to the hospital to see a specialist for treatment. This article gives you a detailed introduction.

When cerebral ischemia occurs, patients are usually conscious. Patients with cerebral ischemia should go to the hospital regularly to check cholesterol, blood sugar, fundus, electrocardiogram and heart function. So, what Chinese patent medicine should be taken for insufficient blood supply to the brain?

If the blood supply to the brain is insufficient, you can take Chinese patent medicines such as Mai Tong, Ginkgo Leaf, Yangxue Qingnao Granules, etc., which have a certain auxiliary effect. If the symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the brain still cannot be improved, you must go to the hospital to see a specialist for treatment.

Brain radionuclide scanning for cerebral ischemia usually uses intravenous injection of technetium (99mTc). This method can only scan brain lesions with a diameter greater than 2 cm. Scans of TIA patients and those with brain stem and cerebellar infarction are mostly negative. The positive rate of detection is related to the stage of disease development and the scanning time after radionuclide injection. The highest scanning positive rate occurs 2-3 weeks after cerebral infarction, when edema subsides and collateral circulation allows the radionuclide to enter the infarct area. The highest scanning positive rate occurs 2-4 hours after radionuclide injection.

Chronic cerebral ischemia is often manifested by symptoms such as dizziness, lightheadedness, and fatigue, but long-term cerebral ischemia or multiple infarctions may lead to vascular dementia, manifested by memory impairment, disorientation, calculation disorders, and impairments in comprehension and judgment. Emotional disorders and abnormal behavior may also occur, manifested by emotional instability, excitability, and indecent behavior.

Finally, I hope everyone can get help from the above content about cerebral ischemia. When symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the brain occur, patients must seek medical treatment promptly.