Rosiglitazone, an old diabetes drug is active on hbsag lowering and synergistic with nucs and interferon.these are the drugs to study not stupid nucs that acts on hbvdna only making mutations.
on the contrary studies on these cheap and generic durgs are not funded by drug makers, on the contrary we see stupid doctors without trials or studies saying now that these drugs can make liver damage while it is the opposite.
I am writing on the connection of cancer in general (but breast cancer is specific) on cardiovascular risk associated with breast cancer. I am aware that treatment, whether it be chemo or radiation, can cause issues but I have been unable to find anything to support that the cancer itself causes problems. My prof assures me that it does. If anyone could help me out, or point me in the right direction on this topic I would be very grateful.
There are published studies of vitamin D levels and the risk of cardiovascular disease. Vitamin D levels greater than 30–40 ng/mL (75–100 nmol/L) may lower atherosclerosis risk. If this disorder reaches advanced stages, a physician should be consulted.
How vitamin D works
Vitamin D may reduce atherosclerosis in several ways:
Reduces inflammation: Vitamin D shifts cytokine (protein) production away from inflammation. Internal swelling causes plaque lesions to develop.
They believe that their results are of such importance that “a randomized placebo-controlled interventional trial is crucial to determine what effect vitamin D may have on surrogate markers of CVD [cardiovascular disease], as well as on immune function and reconstitution, and to determine what vitamin D level is optimal in HIV-positive patients.”
Earlier research has already shown that vitamin D deficiency is common in patients with HIV.
Usually, blood pressure is assessed with multible heart cycles at least for a minute, and that would then include the heart rate.
The etiolgy of a serious valve disorder would be to reduce the cardiac output (CO is stroke volume for each heartbeat times heart rate). Under other physiological conditions, there would be an increase in heart rate and increased blood pressure. "Increased HR leads to increased cardiac output, among other things, which increases blood pressure".
In this laboratory study, the investigators assessed the effects and toxicity of bezafibrate (a PPAR-alpha agonist) and rosiglitazone (a PPAR-gamma agonist) added (24 hours later) to cultures of HepG2 cells infected with a genotype HBV genome with no mutations in the core promotor or precore regions.
The 50% cytotoxicity concentration of rosiglitazone was almost 150 mcM and that of bezafibrate was almost 250 mcM; lamivudine demonstrated no cytotoxicity at concentrations less than 1 mcM.
I don't what know the doctor here will say but several studies have shown/suggested that persons with Gilbert's disease/syndrome are at lower risk for CAD and other cardiovascular events.
If I understand, your father recently had a stroke and the underlying cause is cardiovascular disease and resulted in a stroke. That occurs when a blood clot is dislodge in the vessel and with blood flow goes to the brain and blocks a segment of the brain to blood supply. The result can minor with very little impairment or serious causing a loss of mobility and speech.
If in the 3mg/l-- 10mg/l range or higher, she is at greater risk for the stent to thrombose or the plague to rupture---putting her at risk for acute cardiovascular events? If high, get more aggressive in getting her LDL and CRP down and give her meds to help pain in knee.[ She is walking and going to cardiac rehab, so she is not immbolized.] Thanks for your help, R.N.
MRI is also very good at early detection
unfortunately all hbsag positive are at risk of hcc and even after hbsag seroconversion there is still risk for a couple of years after seroconversion although lowest risk.there is only another illness which has much higer rates for hcc than hbv which is diabetes.
This is due to the fact that a high pulse pressure (the difference between systolic and diastolic) is a marker for arterial stiffness and risk for heart disease and stroke. A high diastolic signifies a lower pulse pressure and lower risk. This information caught my attention as more than occasionally I have a high pulse rate. Evidence suggests that pulse pressure may be a strong predictor of heart problems, especially in older adults.
, are connected to Cardiovascular Diseases and heart problems. Which are the foods to be take in order to avoid cardiovascular disease.
However when my dad died of cardiovascular complications of diabetes i began walking constantly and was in dance. When i turned 19 i got a car and i stopped walking and exercising as much however i am a cocktail waitress and am on my feet for 8 hour shifts for more than half the week. However when im not working i oversleep and watch tv for hours.due to a dead social life lately and then i go back to sleep. I pretty much only move to the bathroom on my days off.
this score is associated with a high probability of occlusive CAD and an increased risk of cardiovascular events. Patient is advised to aggressively engage in risk factor modification. Clinical followup recommended".
I am laymen to above data and want to understand what is my risk of getting heart disease again? i already had one heart attack before. I am on Plavix, simvastatin, and metochrolol as medicines.
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Coronary heart disease accounts for approximately 35% of all cardiovascular deaths and 10.5% of all deaths worldwide (2). Most risk factors of coronary heart disease are changeable, meaning coronary heart disease is a largely preventable disease (3). Omega-3 oils have been shown to reduce the risk of coronary heart disease, but how much is enough?
My mother underwent an angioplasty about two years ago and she has to take an air travel for about 03 hours. Is is advisable.
Be aware that smoking causes both GERD and IBS, not to mention lung cancer and cardiovascular disease. It would be best to get something to control your anxiety and stop smoking. Once you stop, your lungs immediately begin to heal themselves, but your cardiovascular damage if forever! Don't mean to preach but I have a 40 year old nephew who is dying from small cell carcinoma. This form of lung cancer doesn't present with symptoms until it has already spread.
Often their are underlying risk factors for cardiovascular disease such as smoking, diabetes, hypertension, obesity, high cholesterol
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