What causes rapid blood flow?

Blood is a very abundant component in our human body and is distributed throughout our body. Blood is an indispensable substance for the human body. The normal survival and growth of the human body are all achieved through the circulation of blood. The blood flow in the human body also has a certain speed, and sometimes some people's blood flow is too fast. So what is going on?

The human body's blood flow changes accordingly to adapt to the body's needs. When exercising vigorously or doing labor that requires high blood flow, the blood flow rate is faster; otherwise, it is slower. The average blood flow rate of the human body is 1200ml/h, which means the average flow rate in one hour is 1.2 liters. If the blood flow is too fast, it may be tachycardia. Be careful not to do too intense exercise.

The increased blood flow rate indicates that the blood supply to the brain is not very good, please pay attention. Guidance: The increased blood flow rate in the bilateral vertebral arteries indicates that the blood flow in the blood vessels entering the brain is too fast, resulting in insufficient oxygen supply to the brain, and symptoms of cerebral hypoxia will appear. This is why you sometimes feel dizzy. You should avoid emotional excitement, maintain adequate sleep, eat more foods high in protein, avoid strenuous exercise, and ventilate the room frequently.

The faster blood flow to the brain is likely due to narrowing of the blood vessels, which may be a problem of calcification and hardening of the blood vessels. In your current situation, you need to improve the blood supply and nutrition of the brain.

Guidance:

It is recommended to use Songling Xuemaikang Capsules or Nimodipine Dispersible Tablets, which are more helpful in treatment and improve brain blood circulation.

Rapid blood flow rate in blood vessels may be caused by vascular spasm due to tension, stress, anxiety, lack of rest, etc. Generally, oral administration of flunarizine, nimodipine, etc. can relieve the effects of cerebral vasospasm.

1. Under what circumstances will the blood flow velocity increase?

Stenosis or vascular spasm of the examined blood vessels are common clinical causes of increased blood flow velocity. The former is mostly due to the blockage of the examined blood vessels by atherosclerotic plaques, and the latter is mostly due to excessive contraction of cerebral blood vessels caused by mental stress, anxiety and other factors. Stenosis or occlusion of adjacent blood vessels can cause a compensatory increase in blood flow in the examined blood vessel. Brain arteriovenous malformations, cerebral hemorrhage, or subarachnoid hemorrhage can also lead to a pathological increase in blood flow velocity.

2. Young people have faster blood flow

For young people who do not have risk factors for cerebrovascular disease such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes, cerebral vasospasm is the most common cause of increased cerebral blood flow velocity. You should try to avoid triggering factors such as anxiety, tension, mood swings, fatigue, quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption, reduce the intake of spicy and stimulating foods, and avoid staying up late. If there are clear risk factors for cerebrovascular disease at a young age, comprehensive cerebrovascular screening should be carried out in a timely manner. While developing good living habits, active causal and symptomatic treatment should be received according to clinical symptoms.