What are the symptoms of high blood viscosity?

I think everyone must have had the problem of high blood viscosity in normal times. Generally, many people who are obese or have too much nutritional supplements are most likely to have this phenomenon. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to it in normal times, and use this method reasonably to control it, and try to ensure the health of the body. If you feel dizzy in the morning and sleepy in the afternoon, these are normal manifestations.

Blood viscosity is simply referred to as blood viscosity. When blood viscosity increases, abnormal symptoms may occur. According to clinical data statistics, patients with high blood viscosity often have the following symptoms:

1. Dizziness in the morning and clarity at night. People with high blood viscosity feel dizzy and unclear when they wake up in the morning. Their mental state is best after dinner. People who feel dizzy after waking up in the morning and relatively clear-headed at night often have increased blood viscosity.

2. Feeling sleepy after lunch. Healthy adults may also feel sleepy after lunch, but they can tolerate it. People with high blood viscosity will feel sleepy immediately after lunch and need to sleep for a while, otherwise they will feel unwell all over and listless the whole afternoon. This is a typical symptom of insufficient blood supply to the brain in people with high blood viscosity. If you sleep for a while, your mental state will improve significantly.

3. Shortness of breath when squatting to work. This is because when people squat, the amount of blood returning to the heart and brain is reduced, and the blood is too viscous, causing ischemia to important organs such as the lungs and brain, leading to difficulty breathing and shortness of breath.

4. Paroxysmal blurred vision. Some middle-aged and elderly people often experience temporary blurred vision. This is because the blood of people with high blood viscosity cannot fully nourish the optic nerve, resulting in paroxysmal blurred vision. A person's blood viscosity is not constant; it changes with a person's living habits and eating habits. If a person's blood viscosity remains elevated for a long time, it will inevitably cause ischemia and hypoxia in important organs of the body, ultimately leading to adverse outcomes. It is recommended that middle-aged and elderly people compare the above four symptoms.