Do you have a family member with smog disease and do you have it yourself? What can I do to prevent it? Smoke disease is a chronic progressive disease of unknown cause. It is named smoky disease because cerebral angiography shows that the vascular network at the base of the skull is smoky. Smoky disease mostly occurs in children under ten years old or middle-aged people over forty years old. Regarding the cause of the formation of smog disease, some scholars believe that it may be related to heredity, and most scholars believe that it is an acquired occlusive cerebrovascular disease, but at present there is no sufficient clinical evidence to prove exactly what the cause is, so smog disease from this point of view, there is no way to prevent smog disease. Due to the narrowing or occlusion of blood vessels in patients with smog disease, the blood supply to the brain is insufficient, which can easily lead to the occurrence of cerebral infarction. At the same time, the delicate and fragile blood vessels are also prone to brain hemorrhage. Therefore, if you suffer from smog disease, you must pay attention to it, otherwise it will be a very dangerous situation. So, if you are suffering from smog disease, you can only be very sad and wait for death silently? There have been great advances in the treatment of smog disease. From being a little known disease, there are now smog disease researchers all over the world, and the spread of knowledge and surgery has led to a significant reduction in the death rate in recent years. There are now three main surgical treatments for smokers, single bypass surgery, patch surgery, and combined vascular bypass surgery, which has successfully overcome the shortcomings of the two single surgeries and has developed into a relatively mature procedure. It has been widely practiced with remarkable clinical results and has brought most smokers out of danger.