The following Chinese herbal medicines are helpful in reducing cardiovascular risk: - Carrot seeds: can lower high blood pressure and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. - Angelica: It helps to increase the elasticity of blood vessels, improve the cardiovascular system, and lower blood pressure. - Hawthorn: It can improve blood circulation and lower blood pressure. - Honeysuckle Flower: It can lower blood fat, reduce Platelet Agglomeration, and lower blood pressure. - Dandelion: It can promote gallbladder secretion, help the liver detoxify and lower blood pressure. - Tea Polyols: It can protect blood vessels, prevent the formation of blood clots, and thus lower blood pressure. - [Mulberry leaves: It has the effects of anti-oxidization and lowering blood pressure.] - " Ulmoides: It has many effects such as nourishing the liver and kidney, strengthening the bones and muscles, lowering blood pressure, and preventing miscarriage. The alfa-linolenic acid in the seeds of Ulmoides can promote blood circulation and dissolve blood clots and plaque. It can effectively reduce blood fat, blood stickiness, and Platelet activity to prevent new blood clots from forming. In addition, Tongxinluo, Qiliqiangxin capsule, and Shensong Yangxin capsule had obtained high-quality research evidence to show their positive effects on the cardiovascular system. Read more exciting novels for free
The commonly used medicines for cardiovascular and cardiovascular diseases were as follows: 1. ** Anti-Platelet Drug **: Mainly prevents the clumping of platelets and prevents the formation of blood clots. Aspirin was commonly used, which may cause mild stomach discomfort, headache, dizziness, liver and kidney damage, and other side effects. Indobufen could be used for intolerant patients, but not for patients with active gastric disease. Patients with acute cardiovascular syndrome can be treated with clopicgrel and other drugs. 2. ** Anti-myocardiac ischaenia drugs **: Reduce the oxygen consumption of the heart muscle, promote the expansion of the coronaries, and increase blood flow to alleviate the symptoms of myocardiac ischaenia. Commonly used drugs were nitricin, metoprolor, nifepristone, and so on. Glycerin may cause side effects such as headache and low blood pressure, while metoprolor may cause bradycardiac arrest. 3. ** Protective nerve cell drugs **: such as edaravone, citicoline, etc. Edaravone may cause liver function abnormalities and rashes, and citicoline may occasionally cause shock, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing. 4. ** Anticoagulated drugs **: Commonly used are uncoagulated Heparin, low molecular weight Heparin calcium, low molecular weight Heparin Na, and Warfarin. New anticoagulated drugs include dabigu, etc. 5. ** Fibrin-reducing drugs **: including batroxobin, detoxification, plasmin, and ancrolysin. 6. ** neuroprotective drugs **: such as edaravone, citicoline, oxiracetan, brain protein digest, etc. 7. [Medicine to improve collateral circulation: For example, Butylphalide, Uranikolin, etc.] 8. ** Medicines used to expand the coronaries **: such as Isosorbide Mononitrate, Glycerol Dinitrate, etc. 9. [** Cardiac Muscle Enrichment Agent **: CoQ10, Trimetazidation, Meglumine Cyclic Adenine Monocyclonate, etc.] 10. ** Statins **: Used to lower blood fat. 11. ** Some Chinese medicine **: Such as Danshen Shuxin capsules (Activating Blood Circulation to Remove Blood Stasis, Calming Mind), Xinnaojian capsules (Clear the head, wake up the mind, strengthen the brain, remove turbid and reduce fat), ginkgo leaf (promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, dredge collaterals), Xuesaitong tablet (promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, dredge meridians), Xinanbao capsule (supplement deficiency, supplement essence, protect lung and kidney, strengthen the body), Xuezhi Kang capsule (eliminate dampness, eliminate phlegm, promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, strengthen the spleen and digest), Jiangzhi Tongluo soft capsule (promote blood circulation, reduce fat and remove turbid), Diao Xinxue Kang (promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, promote qi and relieve pain, expand the blood vessels of the coronaries, and improve the condition of the heart), etc. However, some Chinese patent medicines are not recommended for long-term use alone. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
At present, there was no way to completely cure the disease, but medication could be used to control the condition, relieve symptoms, and reduce the risk of cardiovascular accidents. Among them, statins (such as Atorvastatins) and anti-Platelet drugs (such as Aspirin enteric-coated tablets) were the core drugs. Statins can lower blood fat, stabilize plaque, and prevent plaque rupture in the coronaries. Anti-plaque drugs can suppress Platelet assembly when plaque ruptures, preventing acute heart attack. In addition to the two types of core drugs mentioned above, other drugs needed to be matched according to the patient's specific symptoms: 1. For patients with fast heart rate and high oxygen consumption of the heart muscle, beta-receptor blockade drugs (such as metoprolor) can be used to reduce heart rate, reduce oxygen consumption of the heart muscle, and thus reduce the onset of heartache. 2. For patients with frequent episodes of anginal pain, nitrates (such as glycerol, isosorbide mononitrate, etc.) can be used. Glycerol can be taken sublingually during the onset of anginal pain. Long-acting nitrates such as isosorbide mononitrate can be used to prevent anginal pain, but these drugs have fast tolerance and need more than 8 hours of "drug-free time" every day. 3. For patients with high blood pressure, the anti-hyperbaric drugs could be selected to be an Ang I (such as captopril). In addition to lowering blood pressure, it could also reduce cardiac load and improve left cardiac function. Long-term use could reduce the occurrence of cardiac arrest. If you can't tolerate the adverse effects of cough caused by the puls, you can use an Ang II receptor antagonist (such as Losartan) instead. 4. For patients with diabetes, they need to take drugs (such as glucose) to control their blood sugar in the normal range. All the drugs needed to be used under the guidance of a doctor. The patient should follow the doctor's advice and should not stop taking the medicine or change the medicine on his own. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The main types of coronary-heart disease were chronic stable angina-pectori, acute coronary-heart syndrome (including unstable angina-pectori, non-ST-segment elevation myocarial infaction, and ST-segment elevation myocarial infaction), etc. The following are the commonly used and more important drugs for different situations: ** 1. Anti-Platelet Drug (to prevent the formation of blood clot)** 1. Aspirin - It was widely used and relatively cheap. Aspirin enteric-coated tablets should be taken on an empty stomach (more than one hour before meals or two hours after meals, or before going to bed); if it is not indicated to be enteric-coated, it should be taken with meals to reduce irritation of the digestive tract. 2. ** Clopicgrel ** - In the first year after the stent was removed, it was often taken together with Aspirin. After that, it could be chosen according to the situation. It could be taken before and after meals. It was a long-acting medicine. Occasionally missing it would not affect much, but it was more susceptible to interference factors than Aspirin, and it could not be taken with Omeprazol (it would increase the risk of bleeding). 3. ** Tigerlily ** - When the condition was relatively serious, the doctor might choose to do so. You need to take it twice a day. If you accidentally miss it once, you can take it normally next time. In addition to the risk of bleeding, some people will have specific side effects such as chest tightness and difficulty breathing. If you have such a reaction, you can contact the doctor to switch to other drugs. ** II. Statins (plaque stabilizing)** 1. ** Atorvastain or Rosemary ** - If there were no special circumstances, it was a common choice. There was no need to care about day or night or after an empty meal. He just needed to eat at a fixed time every day. After taking it, you should pay attention to whether there is muscle soreness all over the body (it may be striated muscle damage, so you need to check the CK index). Even if you don't feel it, you should check your liver and kidney function regularly. In addition, attention should be paid to the level of low-density Lipoprotein. Patients with cardiovascular disease generally need to lower their low-density Lipoprotein levels to below 1.8mm/L. In severe cases, their low-density Lipoprotein levels need to be lowered to below 1.4mm/L. If they can't reach the standard, they can add ezetimibe or the injection of MCSK9 (statins are still the first choice). ** 3. Beta Blocker (Lower heart rate and reduce oxygen consumption of the heart)** 1. ** Metoprolor Succinate, Binoprolor ** - It is suitable for patients with cardiovascular disease who need to control their heart rate. It is recommended to control the heart rate to about 55 - 60 beats per minute. These two medicines can be taken separately. It is recommended to take them with meals in the morning (or on an empty stomach). In addition to the common side effects such as low blood pressure and slow heart rate, men may have a lower probability of having an erect disorder. If there is, you can contact a doctor to change the dressing. ** IV. Nitrate drugs (improve cardiac ischaenia, relieve angina-pectori)** 1. ** Glycerin dinitrate ** - When the heart attacks, it can be taken under the tongue to quickly relieve the symptoms. 2. ** Isosorbide dinitrate ** - Long-acting nitrates can be used to prevent the onset of heartache, but pay attention to the fast tolerance. Continuous administration within a day will make the drug ineffective, and there will be more than 8 hours of "drug-free time" every day. ** 5. Ang I converting electron inhibition drugs (ACEIs) or Ang II receptor antagonist (ARB)(suitable for patients with high blood pressure)** 1. ** Primidines (such as fosinopril)** - In addition to lowering blood pressure, it can also reduce cardiac load and improve left cardiac function. Long-term use can reduce the occurrence of cardiovascular disease, but it may cause dry cough. 2. ** Sartan-type drugs (such as telmisartan, sacubatric-valsartan, etc.)** - It can be used for patients who cannot tolerate the adverse reaction of cough caused by pules. In the treatment of cardiovascular disease, there was no absolute medicine that was the best. It was usually necessary to choose the most suitable combination of drugs based on the patient's specific condition (such as whether there was high blood pressure, diabetes, heart rate, degree of narrowing of blood vessels, etc.), the body's tolerance to drugs, and economic status. For example, for patients with a high risk of blood clot, the selection and use of anti-Platelet drugs were critical; for patients with dyslipidemias and unstable plaque, the standard use of statins was extremely important. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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