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vasodilation is controlled by the nervous system as well as renal system and cardiovascular system.
- vasodilation cause increase heat production. and feel more warmth
- vasodilation cause blood pressure is low and client under go hypotensive state.
- vasodilation also affect the nervous system . it will produce synccope when suddenly vasodilation
- it cause increase capillary blood that affect the hair growth in alopecia case
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