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Is the Aspirin really helpful for the prevention of stroke? What can you advise me to take in order to prevent the fate of the other members of my family.
The red marks could be a side effect of the medications prescribed for stroke prevention. If the marks are uniformly spread over the body, a visit to the ER would be suggested to check for bleeding/ clotting parameters; while if these are occasional and small, a visit to his treating doctor may be considered for a review in his medications.
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My physician doctor has adviced me to have 30-50 ml of Red Wine daily. He says it acts as good antioxident and is good for recovery of heart after MI. I had MI eight months back and have LV enlargement and hypokinesis of LV walls with EF of 30%.
Does someone has experience or information on red wine being good for heart if taken in small quanytities. I am concerned that it might interfere with medications for heart(coreg, ACE-I, aspirin, aldectone etc.. I am not diabetic.
Hi - I had a hemoragic stroke last weekend that was not a one side paralysis kind. I was confused, had a hard time anwering questions. Within my head I had the same speed in answering as normal - but when I vocalized my answers it was a very slow response with lots of delays in between words.
I do not have the risk factors for stroke, blood pressure consistently around 120/70, don't smoke, cholestoral is ok, don't drink more than a glass of red wine every now and then.
ve read says red wine is heart healthy, and there is also research that says white wine is good also. I choose to drink very dry red wines. Sweetwater offers wonderful advice to you, I'd certainly not be afraid to take a statin, it may save your life. I do believe had I not been such a knothead I could have saved myself from so many unhappy heart adventures. Best wishes, keep up informed what you decide.
they are no caffeine of any type and this means coffee, iced tea, any sodas that have color in them, no red wine, no energy drinks, no chocolates, etc. One of the major things that you can do for yourself is to make sure that you stay hydrated and rested. Meaning that you need to drink just plain water on a regular basis because dehydration can really set off episodes of a rapid heart rate.
Yes I have a glass of red wine occassionally and know others that have also drank red wine during pregnancy. I think in your first and second trimester it's one glass if red wine every week and once you get closer to the third trimester it was one glass a day. I was a little doubtful about it at first but after doing a lot of research I found that a glass of red wine is fine, it also has benefits for you and the baby bc red wine clears up toxins in the body as well.
t smoke, exercise daily, drink an occasional glass of red wine and eat healthily. Now I am so worried that I will have another massive stroke and that I won't be as lucky next time. The only symptoms that I have from my TIA are intense weakness and fatigue and an ongoing nagging headache. I'm not making things better by worrying I know, but I can't help it. I have been taking 81mg asprin and blood pressure tablets ever since I had the stroke.
I recently had a small stroke. After going thru many medical tests, I found out I have a very thin septal wall that is waving around. Also i have a mild regurgitation I believe in the mitral valve. My heart is mildly larger than normal but not called an enlarged heart. I have excellent collestoral levels and my arteres are clear. I was told other than that it seemed there was no other problems. What is the normal approach to this problem? Will they want to operate?
Yes it's good for the heart but it still has alcohol in it that's bad for the baby. Trust me! Take it from someone who misses her red wine and sangria DEEPLY!!
It is easy for me to surmise that it is the sulfites, because it was the inexpensive wines I had been cooking with. I have no doubt, since white wine and red wine affected me exactly the same way. Kindd explained that they have more sulfites than other wines, which I actually knew, so I knew what was making me feel like I had the flu. Avoiding anything with wine in it definitely does the trick.
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