How do you describe the blood-clotting process?

Answer 1

If we look inside the artery there is red blood cell which carries oxygen to all cells and organ. Also there are two type of cholesterol, LDL-c and HDL-c.

LDL-c is bad cholesterol, because it can lead to clot the arteries. And HDL-c is good cholesterol, because it is believed that to help remove bad cholesterol from the body. Generally my aim to keep good cholesterols level high and bad cholesterols levels low. Because when there is too much bad cholesterols in the blood this can cause serious problem. When there is damage to the lining in the arteries, it can by for example, high blood pressure then LDL-c more likely to enter the wall in the artery. So when LDL-c bad cholesterols enters the damage wall of the artery it changes and can lead to inflammation. Over the time inflammation in the artery create something known as plaque. Plaque can start forming an early age. During over the time this can lead clot in the artery, this can happen in a numbers different site in the body, and can get progressively worse over the time.