Circulation Problems
The circulatory system is responsible for supplying nutrients, blood, and oxygen to the body. A steady and sufficient supply of oxygen-rich blood is needed for the body to function correctly. Poor circulation happens when insufficient blood flowing to specific body parts is inadequate. For example, if insufficient blood flows in the brain, a person may experience lightheadedness and eventually faint.
A decreased blood flow in the body can cause dizziness. Circulation problems might be due to heart failure, clogged arteries, and blood clots. Conditions such as diabetes, obesity, and heart illnesses can also contribute to low blood flow. Surgery, a healthy diet, medications, and regular exercise are ways to improve blood circulation.
