Patient's question:
Recently, I don't know why I can't sleep, which greatly affects my work efficiency. My friend recommended that I go to the neurology department for a check-up. What age groups are affected by moyamoya disease?Doctor's answer:
Smoking disease so far is not very clear, that is to say, the cause is not yet clear. However, everyone currently believes that there may be two major factors contributing to the onset, which therefore need to be understood and valued. One is autoimmune changes. After onset, the patient's blood vessels have problems again because they have been subjected to remote attacks by the autoimmune system, leading to changes in the blood vessels. The other is genetic inheritance across generations. Smoking disease may be related to inheritance across generations, which may lead to brain edema again, or may lead to damage again, especially during childhood.