How does cerebral arteriosclerosis meet badly

Generally speaking, severe cerebral arteriosclerosis may cause patients to show symptoms of chronic cerebral insufficiency. This is because severe cerebral arteriosclerosis may cause certain obstacles to the passage of blood flow, resulting in insufficient blood supply to patients. If the patient shows long-term cerebral insufficiency, it may cause atrophy of the patient's cortex, atrophy of the brain, and show a sense of drowsiness and the patient shows memory, cognitive impairment, etc., which is very harmful to the patient, and active treatment should be carried out. If the patient's condition is allowed to develop, dementia may soon come, so once severe arteriosclerosis is shown, treatment needs to be continued.