Homocysteine 18.7 Is it serious?

Whether homocysteine 18.7μmol/L is serious or not usually needs to be analyzed in combination with the actual situation.

If the patient finds that homocysteine in the body rises to 18.7μmol/L without attention, it is easy to affect the coagulation system function, and more thrombosis may be generated. Thrombus may flow to all parts of the body with blood, increasing the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, causing irreversible changes in myocardial cells and brain cells. At this time, it is usually more serious. If homocysteine is 18.7μmol/L, it is timely discovered, and the patient goes to hospital in time, without causing vascular endothelial damage, coagulation dysfunction, and embolus formation. The probability of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases is small, and it is generally not serious at this time.