Carotid artery trauma can cause cerebral thrombosis

Carotid artery trauma is likely to cause cerebral thrombosis: first, when it shows that the carotid artery trauma occurs, scars will form during the healing process, and severe scars may cause different degrees of stenosis of the blood vessels. Second, when the carotid artery trauma occurs, it will activate the coagulation mechanism, and platelets will aggregate at the site of trauma, which may eventually cause cerebral thrombosis. Third, when carotid artery trauma occurs, it is possible to form microthrombosis, which may eventually block the vascular lumen and cause the disease. When carotid artery trauma occurs, it is recommended that patients should go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment under the guidance of a doctor to actively prevent and prevent cerebral thrombosis.