Patient's question:
When just born, there was a bit of mild choking on water. Later, during the postpartum period, my niece had severe milk vomiting. After a thorough examination at the hospital, there was a slight heart problem, apart from a little anemia. Now we don't know if it was caused by the choking on water. The doctor now says it's due to poor blood circulation! What kind of assistance is needed: Hello, what exactly does the circulatory system in the body do?Doctor's answer:
The circulating blood in the internal loop repeatedly delivers nutrients to all parts of the body and collects waste products from within the body, expelling them outside. When blood flows out of the heart, it delivers nutrients and oxygen to all parts of the body; when blood returns to the heart, it transports carbon dioxide and other waste products produced by the body to excretory organs for elimination. In a healthy adult, the total blood volume is approximately 8% of body weight. Blood transports oxygen, food, nutrients, and hormones to all parts of the body and carries waste products from metabolism to excretory organs.