2023-12-30 11:05:00
Marwa Mahmoud Elias wrote Saturday, December 30, 2023 01:05 PM
Brain blood circulation In humans, it is fed in a simple way through four main arteries, one of which is on the right side and the other on the left side. It is a network connected at the bottom of the brain to complete blood circulation. These arteries must be in good condition and not suffer from any significant accumulations, or any type of accumulations. Unhealthy conditions lead to severe complications, this is what Dr. Hossam Zaghloul, Assistant Professor of Vascular Surgery, Kasr Al-Aini Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, said during exclusive statements to “Youm7”.
Dr. Hossam continued his speech, explaining that the areas affected by these accumulations and damage factors within the arteries that feed the brain are the internal and external arteries, and the accumulation of harmful cholesterol and its high percentage, as well as triglycerides in the blood, are among the most important causes of these accumulations in these areas, which ultimately leads to… To the occurrence of clots in the arteries supplying the brain.
The professor of surgery provided a set of important tips and health practices that protect once morest cerebral arterial clots, including:
Try to monitor the levels of harmful cholesterol as well as the good cholesterol every three months at the latest, and follow up with a specialist to control the levels well and control the increases in harmful cholesterol.
Triglycerides can also be measured every three months and followed up with a specialist who will prescribe the appropriate medication to control their elevations
– Focus on eating healthy vegetables that do not increase or harm cholesterol levels
– Always hydrate the body by drinking water and paying attention to foods that do not contain high calories or high fats.
– Food that is low in calories and does not cause cholesterol and its accumulation. Everything that is healthy and fat-free is beneficial
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