What is arterial plaque?
Arterial plaque is formed in the blood vessels when deposits of lipids, cholesterol, calcium, fibrin (clotting material in the blood) large inflammatory cells which are called macrophages are present. We use the word atherosclerosis to describe this rather large problem because these fatty deposits over time can clog up arteries. The plaque build up doesn’t just form on the artery wall but also within the artery wall. Plaque may partially block up the arteries or it may totally block up the blood flow to a large or medium artery located in your heart, pelvis, brain, arm, leg or kidney.
Another way of understanding about arterial plaque, think about the water pipes in your house, they clog up because of lime build up, grease, and sediment,guess what the water doesn’t flow because of the blockage. Similarly with your arteries, if there is a build-up of plaque this can have very serious consequences for your health because if the blood isn’t flowing normally it can cause a heart attack or stroke.If this happens, various common diseases will result, which include:
Coronary heart disease
This is plaque build up within the arteries that lead to your heart.
Angina is caused by the reduction of blood flow in the arteries that supply the heart muscle
Carotid artery disease
This is a build-up of plaque in the neck arteries that supply blood to the brain
Peripheral artery disease (PAD)
Plaque builds up in arteries leading to the arms and legs
Chronic kidney disease
Heart attack, Stroke or Gangrene
This is what can happen where there is plaque, a piece of plaque could break off, the blood stream will carry it until it lodges somewhere in the arterial system. The second thing that can happen is (thrombus) a blood clot will form on the surface of the plaque. In these circumstances the blood flow will be blocked or cut off completely leading to a heart attack or stroke. If the blood flow to the legs is interrupted or blocked this may cause gangrene. (The tissue dies)
Is a medical condition which occurs when plaque build up worsens.
Arterial thrombosis happens if plaque suddenly ruptures and causes a blood clot to form which can lead to a blockage in the artery and can produce acute coronary syndrome.
Happens when the plaque builds up weakens the arterial wall and causes a balloon effect to form an aneurysm, this does cause internal bleeding, and an example of this is called ruptured aortic aneurysm.
Stroke, peripheral artery disease
These are other very common medical problems associated with atherosclerosis
What are the symptoms of plaque build up?
Signs and symptoms of arterial plaque build up include
1.Fatigue or weakness
3.High blood pressure
4. Chest pain
5. Shortness of breath
Why is arterial plaque dangerous?
Blocked or restricted blood flow to the arterial system increases the chances of a heart attack or stroke, as we age our chances of this happening increase dramatically, Cardiovascular disease is still the number one killer in the world today, so it is important to be aware of plaque in your arteries and what the dangers are.
What can you do to reverse arterial plaque?
It is said that by changing the foods that we eat can have an impact in reducing hardening of the arteries, we still don’t know enough about if food can clean our arteries of plaque. Studies conducted on animals have shown that by decreasing lipoprotein or blood cholesterol levels the plaque build up regressed.
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By Dr. H A Nieper
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Head, Dept of Medicine
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