Frequently unable to wake up may be caused by these three types of diseases

　　Alert 1: Heart disease

　　The brain, as the "command" of the human body, directs and coordinates all activities carried out by the human body at all times. Since the oxygen and nutrients required by the brain during work are mainly provided by the blood "pumped" by the heart to the brain (1/5 of the blood ejected by the heart every time it contracts), the normality of brain metabolism is closely related to the contractile function of the heart. Normally, when elderly When the systolic function of the heart weakens, the brain will suffer from hypoxia, and the brain of the elderly will suffer from hypoxia. nerve The performance of the system is that it often "cannot wake up". Therefore, if the elderly often have the symptom of "not waking up", it means that there may be a problem with the contractile function of their heart, that is, they may be suffering from heart disease.

　　Alert 2: Cerebrovascular disease

　　If the cerebral blood vessels of the elderly undergo sclerosis, atrophy or lipid deposition, the permeability of the blood-brain barrier will be reduced, resulting in hypoxia and ischemia in the brain tissue. Over time, the elderly will suffer from cerebrovascular diseases such as cerebral infarction, brain atrophy, and cerebral thrombosis. During the onset of the above-mentioned cerebrovascular diseases, brain tissue ischemia and hypoxia will cause people to remain awake (including changes in sleep frequency and sleep time). Therefore, if the elderly are always unable to wake up, they should be alert to the occurrence of cerebrovascular diseases.

　　Alert Three: Chronic Disease

　　If the elderly suffer from various chronic nephritis, diabetes, chronic liver disease, hypothyroidism, etc. sexually transmitted diseases , its metabolic rate will gradually decrease, resulting in the inability of toxic metabolites to be smoothly excreted from the body, which will in turn affect the regulatory function of its autonomic nerves, causing symptoms such as "not waking up" all day long and excessive sweating. At this time, you should seek medical advice in time. Hospital See a doctor to see if you have any chronic diseases.

　　When the elderly experience symptoms of being unable to wake up, their physical condition can be improved to a great extent if they can promptly treat the cause.