Clinical manifestations of venous spasm

Nowadays, many young people are under great pressure, including pressure from work and life. In fact, no matter what kind of pressure it is, if people are often in such a tense mental environment, it is easy to cause mental breakdown over time, which is what we often call spasm. Venous spasm is usually very scary. What are the clinical manifestations of venous spasm?

Clinical manifestations of venous spasm

Cerebral vasospastic dizziness can be persistent or paroxysmal. The main symptoms are rotational vertigo, fear of movement during dizziness attacks, nausea, severe vomiting in severe cases, or tinnitus, irritability and anxiety, or chest tightness, palpitations, shortness of breath, sense of urgency to breathe, unclear mind, affected thinking and memory, etc.

Cerebral vasospasm headache is characterized by persistent headache, which is generally severe in nature, or dull pain, distending pain, or throbbing headache; it can manifest as headache on both temporal sides, occipital region, or entire headache. Chronic cerebral vasospasm may manifest as recurrent headaches, dizziness, memory loss, mood disorders, sleep disorders, anxiety, irritability, or depression.

What is the treatment for venous spasm?

You can take some medicine to improve vascular circulation and inhibit spasms for treatment. During the recovery period of cerebral vasospasm and cerebrovascular disease, and after subarachnoid hemorrhage, it is recommended to use nimodipine tablets, which can greatly improve blood circulation and have a good therapeutic effect.

Drug treatment includes traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Both are good choices. As for how to use the medicine, it depends on how the doctor arranges it. Do not take the medicine without authorization, as it may cause a series of side effects. It is also relatively effective in treating venous spasm, but these two drugs can only provide temporary relief and cannot achieve a cure.

There is definitely no way to control the entire situation during a convulsion. You can only try to protect the person involved so that they don't hurt themselves. Then you need to find ways to calm him down and make him relax. Only in this way can you relieve his mental tension. Never stimulate him, as that is very dangerous.