Vascular inflammation, often known as vasculitis, can affect blood vessels of any size or shape. Tissues may start to degrade if blood flow is reduced or stopped. Depending on which veins and organs are affected, a treatment plan that can call for medication may be necessary. Blood vessel irritation is known as vasculitis. Vasculitis can affect both the tiniest blood vessels, and capillaries, as well as larger blood vessels, such the aorta (the main blood channel that leaves the heart). Aneurysms can form when blood vessels weaken and enlarge as a result of inflammation. The veins could also deteriorate to the point where they rupture, causing bleeding into the tissue. Blood vessels may expand to the point of completely closing off due to vasculitis (an occlusion). The tissues that receive blood from an artery suffer damage and start to deteriorate if blood flow is diminished or halted in an artery that has been affected by vasculitis.

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