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Coronary and Peripheral Vascular Disease
Why Has Vascular Disease Become the Greatest Threat to Modern People?
Modern blood vessels have no time to rest.
Blood becomes sticky due to westernized diets (Hyperlipidemia), vessels constrict due to stress (Hypertension), and the motive force of circulation is lost due to lack of exercise.
As a result, inflammation occurs on the inner vessel walls, plaque accumulates, and Atherosclerosis begins.
Narrowed vessels suffocate the heart, causing Angina and Myocardial Infarction, block leg vessels leading to Claudication and Gangrene, and cause the aorta to lose elasticity, ballooning into an aneurysm that threatens life if it ruptures.
BM's Perspective: It is Not Just the Vessel That is Blocked.
BM Korean Internal Medicine Clinic asks, "Why did the blood vessel become sick?"
The narrowed vessel seen in imaging is just the result; the root cause lies where it is unseen.
From the perspective of Korean Medicine, vascular disease is a combined result of Blockage of Vessels by Stasis (Maengnak-eojo / 脈絡瘀阻), Qi Stagnation and Blood Stasis (Giche-hyeoleo / 氣滯血瘀), and Internal Accumulation of Phlegm-Turbidity (Damtak-naeon / 痰濁內蘊).
- Blockage by Stasis (Maengnak-eojo): A state where debris (blood stasis) accumulates in the vascular network, blocking the flow.
- Qi Stagnation and Blood Stasis (Giche-hyeoleo): A state where the energy (Qi) pushing the blood is blocked, causing the blood to stop as well.
- Internal Accumulation of Phlegm-Turbidity (Damtak-naeon): A state where waste products (Phlegm-turbidity) formed due to lowered metabolism adhere to vessel walls, causing inflammation.
We look beyond the diameter of the narrowed vessel to see the turbidity of the blood flowing through it and the energy of the internal organs governing circulation.
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Protecting the rhythm of life through vascular recovery.
The Value of Flow.
Blood pressure is more than a number; it’s a survival signal from your body. Instead of forced reduction, we help your vessels regain elasticity and restore natural balance.
Scientific Precision.
By combining modern diagnostic tools with holistic insights, we visualize unseen circulatory issues through data-driven medicine.
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국소 심방 빈맥 (Focal Atrial Tachycardia / 局所心房頻拍)
The Rebellion of the Atria, A Pulse That Runs Wild
The heart must beat regularly according to the signals of the conductor, the SA node.
However, if a specific area within the atrium (pulmonary vein, coronary sinus, etc.) creates rapid electrical signals on its own without listening to the conductor, Focal Atrial Tachycardia (Focal AT) occurs.
It is like a student suddenly causing a disturbance in a classroom.
This 'rebellion' starts without warning (Paroxysmal), beating fast and then stopping suddenly, or persists stubbornly (Incessant), exhausting the heart (Tachycardia-induced cardiomyopathy).
Symptoms range from palpitations to dizziness and fainting, and if left untreated, it can worsen into heart failure or atrial fibrillation.
BM's Perspective: Why is the Heart Angry?
BM Korean Internal Medicine Clinic asks, "Why did a specific part of the atrium become over-excited?"
While conventional medicine views the cause of abnormal electrical signals as a local cellular abnormality, from the perspective of Korean Medicine, it is a state of Flaring of Heart Fire (Sim-hwa-hang-seong / 心火亢盛) and Yin Deficiency causing Internal Heat (Eum-heo-nae-yeol / 陰虛內熱).
- Flaring of Heart Fire (Sim-hwa-hang-seong): A state where energy (Fire) of the heart soars excessively due to stress or overwork, stimulating atrial cells.
- Yin Deficiency causing Internal Heat (Eum-heo-nae-yeol): A state where the coolant (Body fluids, Yin) that cools the heart becomes insufficient, causing false heat to rise and inducing atrial hypersensitivity.
We go beyond blocking electrical signals to cool the overheated heart and replenish depleted fluids, providing treatment that helps the heart find stability on its own.
Atrioventricular Block (Bradyarrhythmias)
When the Heart's Gateway, the AV Node, Closes
For electrical signals to pass from the heart's upper chamber (atrium) to the lower chamber (ventricle), they must pass through a gateway called the AV Node.
This acts as a 'station' that briefly delays the signal so the ventricle can fill sufficiently with blood.
However, if this gateway narrows or blocks due to aging, ischemia (lack of blood), or inflammation, signal transmission problems arise.
- 1st Degree Block: Signals arrive late. (Almost no symptoms)
- 2nd Degree Block: Signals are occasionally cut off, causing the pulse to skip. (Dizziness, palpitations)
- 3rd Degree Block: Signals are completely blocked, causing the atrium and ventricle to beat independently. (Syncope, heart failure, risk of sudden death) Particularly, Mobitz II or 3rd-degree block are dangerous conditions where the heart could stop at any moment.
BM's Perspective: Clearing Blocked Paths, Connecting Severed Pulses.
BM Korean Internal Medicine Clinic asks, "Why was the electrical signal blocked?"
While conventional medicine views fibrosis or sclerosis of the conduction system as irreversible aging, from the perspective of Korean Medicine, this is the result of Stasis of Heart Vessel (Sim-maek-eo-jo / 心脈瘀阻) and Internal Accumulation of Phlegm-Turbidity (Dam-tak-nae-on / 痰濁內蘊).
- Stasis of Heart Vessel (Sim-maek-eo-jo): A state where blood stasis accumulates in the microvessels and conduction tissue of the heart, interfering with signal transmission.
- Internal Accumulation of Phlegm-Turbidity (Dam-tak-nae-on): A state where waste products (Phlegm-turbidity) accumulate, hardening tissues and blocking electrical flow.
Before simply connecting the severed signal with a machine, we perform treatment that clears waste blocking the conduction system and opens the path of circulation.
허혈성 심장질환
When the Engine of Life Gets Blocked
The heart pumps ceaselessly throughout a lifetime, and it too requires immense amounts of oxygen and nutrients. The vessels supplying these are the "coronary arteries."
Ischemic heart disease occurs when the oxygen supply falls short of what the heart muscle demands.
The most common cause is Atherosclerosis, where cholesterol and inflammatory cells build up on vessel walls to form plaque.
When vessels narrow, the heart beats faster during exercise or stress, leading to a crushing chest pain known as Angina Pectoris.
If plaque ruptures and a blood clot completely blocks the vessel, it leads to a fatal condition called Myocardial Infarction. This is not just pain; it is a scream from heart cells that cannot breathe.
BM's Perspective: Clearing the Blockage Is Not Enough
BM Korean Internal Medicine Clinic asks, "Why did the vessel become blocked?"
It is not merely due to aging. From the perspective of Korean Medicine, ischemic heart disease is a complex result of stagnant heart energy (Qi Stagnation), thickened and clotted blood (Blood Stasis), and accumulated waste (Phlegm-Turbidity).
- Heart Blood Stasis (Simhyeol-eojo / 心血瘀阻): A state where blood viscosity increases and circulation stagnates, causing debris to accumulate on vessel walls.
- Phlegm-Turbidity Obstruction (Damtak-joche / 痰濁阻滯): A state where the body is filled with unnecessary waste due to poor diet and lowered metabolism.
- Qi Deficiency and Yang Exhaustion (Giheo-yangsoe / 氣虛陽衰): A state where the fundamental energy (Yang Qi) that makes the heart beat is insufficient, failing to push blood to the extremities.
We see not only the narrowed vessels visible on scans but also your turbid blood and collapsed metabolic balance that ruined those vessels.
This is the essence of heart disease as viewed by Internal Medicine by Korean Medicine Physicians.
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