cerebral arteriosclerosis

When the blood vessels which transport oxygen and nutrients from the heart to the body thicken and stiffen, the condition is called arteriosclerosis.

The thickening or hardening of walls of arteries in the brain is called cerebral arteriosclerosis. The symptoms of the condition include chest pain, pain in leg, shortness of breath etc.

Treatment for cerebral arteriosclerosis includes medications or a surgery. Some of the preventive measures to control the risk factors may also be recommended by physicians.

Cerebral arteriosclerosis is a condition which occurs when the blood vessels which carry blood and nutrients get thickened and stiff. It can sometimes restrict blood flow to the organs and tissues