Many people have a physical examination every year, and when we see the small arrows marked on our blood lipid test sheets, we don't know what they represent. Especially for many elderly patients, the question they often worry about is: how big is the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases? I can't see it at all.
Today, Dr. Wang tells you an index, you don't need to spend money to do imaging, you can follow me to calculate it, using a relatively simple method. You can know the degree of hardening of your arteries.
If this value is less than 4, then it means that your arteriosclerosis is not serious, and the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases is relatively low. If the arteriosclerosis index is greater than or equal to 4, generally speaking, you may have developed arteriosclerosis, and the higher this value, the more severe the arteriosclerosis and the higher the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.