Headache Associated with Arteriosclerosis 1999.3.9

Headache Associated with Arteriosclerosis 1999.3.9

Headaches associated with arteriosclerosis are commonly seen in patients with cerebral infarction, hypertension, and hyperglycemia, often presenting as pain in the neck and crown of the head, with the location sometimes varying. I previously tried Qing Shang Juan Tong Tang without success; later, I attempted Xuefu Zhuyu Tang, also to no avail. It was only after combining the two formulas that I observed significant improvement. From this perspective, although this condition falls under the category of “blood-related disorders” in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is fundamentally a matter of the root cause. Only by addressing both the symptom and the underlying cause can effective results be achieved!