The risk factors for cerebrovascular disease:
Some factors are closely related to the occurrence of cerebrovascular disease and are considered risk factors for cerebrovascular disease.
Risk factors can be divided into two categories:
- One is unmodifiable, such as age, genetics, and inheritance.
- The other is modifiable by human intervention, and if these factors can be effectively intervened, the morbidity and mortality rates of cerebrovascular disease can be significantly reduced.
These factors include smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, oral contraceptives, diet, and others.
Overall, the risk factors for cerebrovascular disease include age, genetics, hypertension, hypotension, heart disease, arrhythmia, fundus arteriosclerosis, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, oral contraceptives, dietary factors such as high salt, high meat, and high animal oil diets, drinking strong coffee and tea, and insufficient physical activity.
