Patient's question:
Hypertension, over 3 years, fatigue and weakness. Test results: slightly elevated low-density lipoprotein. Past treatment history and effectiveness: amenorrhea, previously had gonorrhea.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, I believe it should be poor lower limb venous blood circulation caused by hypertension or the recurrence of venous thrombosis. The treatment for this condition includes:1. Increasing physical activity, as regular exercise helps improve blood circulation and promotes thrombus formation.
2. Taking a hot bath every day, at least with warm water, soaking the lower legs and feet, which is beneficial for blood circulation and thrombus dissolution.
3. Elevating the affected limb while sleeping or resting, as this also enhances blood flow and increases localized congestion.
If medication is needed, long-term intravenous infusion of peripheral vasodilator drugs such as L-Adrenol or Phentolamine may be prescribed.