How to treat coronary artery sclerosis?

Coronary artery sclerosis is commonly known as coronary heart disease, which is more common among middle-aged and elderly people. Coronary artery sclerosis is mostly related to insufficient blood supply, and drug therapy is generally used to treat coronary artery sclerosis. Let’s take a look at how to treat coronary artery sclerosis.

1. First of all, when you suffer from coronary artery sclerosis, you need to use certain drugs to treat it, such as calcium channel blockers, nitrate drugs, or converting enzyme inhibitors. If the patient is found to have a faster heart rate after examination, receptor blockers can also be used for treatment, but in general, aspirin can be used in combination for comprehensive treatment.

2. When treating diseases such as coronary artery sclerosis, it is also necessary to pay attention to whether complications will occur. For this reason, patients need to cooperate with the treatment and regulate their blood pressure. In addition, they also need to adjust their diabetes, avoid smoking and drinking, maintain a healthy body, and pay attention to adjusting the speed at a low speed when infusing to avoid heart failure.

3. If the severity of the disease increases, heart surgery can be used for treatment. Coronary artery sclerosis is a relatively complex disease, and patients suffer from different pains. This requires us to use the correct methods to handle and treat it, so as to reduce the patient's pain and actively and effectively treat coronary artery sclerosis.

4. Patients with coronary artery sclerosis may experience symptoms such as squeezing pain in the precordial area and chest tightness when engaging in physical activities or becoming emotionally excited. It will also cause some complications, such as ischemia and hypoxia of other organs, such as cerebral infarction, which require attention.