Marble Disease

Marble disease is a condition in which normal blood flow is disrupted in the blood vessels. The disease may be asymptomatic or accompanied by various symptoms, including dizziness, headache, nausea and weakness. Symptoms of marbled disease may be short-lived, but over time they appear more frequently and become more severe. In this case, coordination of movements is impaired, and fainting occurs. Some people suffer from marble disease throughout their lives, while others notice its appearance with age.

Why is marble disease dangerous? If marbled disease is present, the risk of cardiovascular disease increases. Thinning of the walls of blood vessels occurs, which can lead to their rupture and stroke. Obstructed blood flow can also cause