Heart disease facts in the us
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I have tried to be helpful to others by giving my honest opinions based on my own experiences and facts of my life. Due to circumstances I feel these opinions are not well received. So let me be clear: therapy has not helped me. I've seen therapists primary care, all sorts of things in an attempt to feel better, unsuccessfully.
The facts that your pain is relieved by changing position and that you have soreness in the chest area for a few days indicate that the discomfort is not heart pain but rather something exterior, like a muscle spasm.
Heart pain is a very special animal, and when you have it, you are going to KNOW it. Here is more information on what it feels like in comparison to non-dangerous pain:
http://heartdisease.about.com/cs/coronarydisease/a/CP2.
45). There is no such thing as a little wrong thought. Each negative thought you give in to makes way for more unprofitable thoughts. They build on each other one by one. So be most careful! Reckless words born out of wrong thoughts not taken captive to the obedience of Christ leads to mistakes and unkind ways.
Words not thought out before spoken can cause you to veer off the path of righteous ways of being and doing.
Go to WebMd and in the search function box - put in Heart Attack
You will get results like this:
http://www.webmd.com/search/search_results/default.aspx?query=heart%20attack&sourceType=undefined
for heart failure see:
http://www.webmd.com/heart-disease/heart-failure/tc/heart-failure-treatment-overviewhttp://www.webmd.com/heart-disease/heart-failure/tc/heart-failure-treatment-overview
Do you know how to cut and paste? If not - put cut and paste in a Google search.
The rightside vetricle of the heart when enlarged is usually due to pumping againist high resistence of the pulmonary artery and/or lungs. This condition is oftened due to pulmonary artery thrombosis (clot) and/or pulmonary emboli (clots). Thanks for your question, and if you have any further questions or comments you are invited to respond. Keep us informed.
m betting you learned this as a result of an EKG, it refers to a weakness of heart cells between the chambers. Usually the next step is a stress test, unless that has been done, then you would have an angiogram which is the gold standard. EKG's are a an 8 second view of your heart while it is beating away. Unless it is read by a Cardiologist, it isn't always very accurate.
If you do in fact have an anteroseptal wall ischemia, there are degrees of severity, in my opinion.
I'd direct your questions to the drug store that fills your prescription or the doctor(s) who ordered these drugs to you. None of us are qualified to give you an answer. That said, I've taken all the drugs except fluoxitine together for quite a few years with no problems.
There are many reasons for an abnormal EKG, in fact they are interpreted by the computer as abnormal almost half the time. This is why it takes a doctor to determine if there is a medical issue.. If everyone was sent for further evaluation from a computer that read an EKG as abnormal, our hospitals would be over flowing. A lower heart rate lke yours usually means a more efficient and healthy heart as well.
All depends on the individual. Some people feel they can't get up out of a chair, while others go for walks. I think it depends mainly if there is any permanent damage to the heart from necrosis etc.
I also suspect that the doctors may think that you could develop what are called collateral arteries (tiny arteries that may become larger and supply the heart with enough oxygen to re-energize the heart). I know that insurance companies sometimes deny bypass surgery because of a single artery blockage. I'd recommend that you ask for a procedure report from the hospital and post the conclusion here. There are people that can understand what was found.
I have two non medicated stents in my LAD. I take 75mg of Plaxi once a day and one 81mg asprin once a day. I have been on Plaxix for 9 years. Can I safely stop taking Plavix and continue with th 81mg of asprin. I did not have a heart attack, I had an agina attack. I had open heart surgery, one bypass in the LAD in 2000. I am bruising very easy lately and wonder if I'm doing more harm than good with the current medications.
Hi zenulabedin,
Your question which kind of excercise bring down b.p.level?
>>>>>aerobic exercise can help decrease your heart rate and blood pressure and improve your breathing. That good be a brisk walk for 30 minutes 3X a week, swimming, bicycle, treadmill, etc. This type of exercise strengthens the heart and lungs and improves the body's ability to use oxygen. Aerobic exercise has the most benefits for your heart.
I wanted to understand why some people have much higher pain thresholds than others. Apparently, pain is simply a mechanism in the brain which tells us that something is wrong. If a person is very relaxed, then that pain will not be too bad. If someone panics and gets anxious, the pain levels severely increase. This is why people with an allergy to general anaesthetic are usually given strong sedation, to stop anxiety, and greatly reduce any discomfort.
I used to carry my daughter with my left arm back in and out of the car to daycare well now my chest hurts with pain when i touch it, its sore and when i rub to try soothe the pain it still doesnt feel good' i went see the doc's they said my muscles were sore' but i dont know' i am worried because i have read alot of different facts and now im getting scared more. and right now both the sides of my body hurt ,...i dont know whats wrong with me.
I take 6 kinds of pills recommended after a heart attack. .The area of my heart affected is on the back and low parts and it is large. Therefore, I think, a weak pain sometimes appears in my back when walking and after some time vanishes.
.Now I decided to follow the advice of one of the doctors. I started to continue my walk over a rough country now more slowly. Last evening I walked and felt good.
Dairy products have been found now to be the cause of the French Paradox and the fats in cheese/milk etc seem to react differently in the body to fats from meat etc. They turn into a soapy substance which the body cannot absorb. Two groups were fed the same diet over a month, with the exception that one group had added dairy products. Cholesterol tests after a month showed the group with dairy had reduced their cholesterol levels considerably.
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