Biology, asked by sravya1420, 1 year ago

do you think that the stiffness rigidity of blood vessel is something to do with circulation

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Answered by nazee55

Yes it stops blood circulation

Answered by Digamveer

YES, IT HAS A LOT MORE TO DO WITH THE BLOOD VESSELS, BECAUSE WHENEVER BLOOD VESSEL BECOMES RIGID OR STIFF( ATHEROSCLEROSIS) BLOOD VESSEL LOSES ITS CAPACITY TO CONTRACT OR DIALATE DUE TO WHICH IT IS UNABLE TO TAKE CARE OF THE FLUCTUATIONS DUE TO WHICH BP MAY RISE OR BECOME LOW.

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