Patient's question:
What is systemic arterial spasm, why does it cause high blood pressure, systemic edemaDoctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, arterial spasm is usually caused by stress, such as severe cold, or the continuous increase of vasoconstrictive factors in the body and the increase of vasodilatory factors. All of these can lead to arterial spasm. Arterial spasm can result in severe hypertension and other conditions. If arterial spasm occurs in your case again, you must use antihypertensive drugs intravenously to control your blood pressure. Once the blood vessels dilate and the blood pressure drops, the swelling will naturally subside. At the same time, it is important to avoid tension and maintain a calm mood. Do not worry too much or have excessive concerns.