What to do if there is insufficient blood supply to the brain?

I believe that many people will experience a blank brain situation. Sometimes, if you stand up suddenly after sitting for a long time or get up suddenly from lying in bed, you will feel that everything is black in front of your eyes. As you get older, this feeling becomes more and more obvious. Insufficient blood supply to the brain refers to some brain dysfunctions caused by the lack of blood supply to some parts of the brain. Those who have elderly people at home should have some understanding of this aspect.

There are many reasons for cerebral blood supply, among which cerebral blood supply ischemia can be divided into different types. Some people have acute cerebral blood supply ischemia, while others have chronic cerebral blood supply ischemia. But no matter which case, it is a common disease among the elderly. Therefore, we must not be careless in dealing with this aspect, because once the disease occurs, it is likely to be fatal. In order to alleviate the situation of insufficient blood supply to the brain, here are some recommended methods for you.

1. First, remove risk factors, such as treating high blood pressure, quitting smoking, and prohibiting excessive drinking.

2. Antiplatelet drugs: Aspirin is the first choice. Antiplatelet drugs can effectively prevent platelets from agglomerating into clumps, which is good for blood circulation and beneficial to blood supply to the brain.

3. Anticoagulants: Anticoagulants and antiplatelet drugs have the same effect, both can make blood flow smoothly, increase blood supply to the brain, and reduce the incidence of cerebral ischemia.

4. Surgical treatment: If the carotid artery is severely narrowed (more than 70%), carotid endarterectomy or carotid stenting can be used.

5. Drug treatment: Yangxueshengnao Granules are the first choice for chronic cerebral ischemia.

6. Eating garlic: Garlic has the function of lowering blood lipids, blood pressure and brain health. The allicin contained in garlic combines with vitamin B1 to synthesize "alliamine", and the effect of "alliamine" is 2-4 times stronger than that of vitamin B1. Therefore, if there is enough glucose and vitamin B1, eating garlic can promote the conversion of glucose into more energy to supply the brain and relieve the symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the brain. If people in the South are afraid of the spiciness of raw garlic, they can eat it with vinegar.

The above are some of the methods provided for everyone, I hope you can adopt them. However, as for how to take the medicine specifically, you still need to go to the hospital for diagnosis by a doctor and listen to the doctor's advice. Remember not to listen to any folk remedies or buy some medicine on your own.