The body also changes with the weather.

Yes, for example, in winter, the temperature drops suddenly, the vascular resistance and blood pressure rise, the burden on the heart and brain increases, and the chance of cerebral hemorrhage increases greatly. The incidence of encephalopathy is rapid and the rate of sudden death is very high. The stimulation of cold in winter can increase fibrinogen in blood, lead to the increase of blood viscosity, easily form blood clots, and lead to cerebral ischemic stroke. At the same time, the lack of ventilation in the room aggravates brain hypoxia, increases the incidence of cerebrovascular diseases, and also aggravates other chronic encephalopathy, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease and other symptoms, and seizures tend to be frequent.