EDTA Chelation : What are the Symptoms of Angina?

September 2nd, 2010 by admin

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What are the signs and symptoms of an angina?

August 31st, 2010 by admin


Classically angina is chest pain located in the mid or left side of the chest described as pressure like an elephant is sitting on your chest. The pain worsens with exertion and improves with rest. Also classically improves with Nitroglycerin. Associated symptoms include shortness of breath, lightheadedness, sweating and nausea.

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Pregnancy: Signs and Symptoms

August 30th, 2010 by admin

10. Tender, swollen breasts
9. Fatigue
8. Implantation bleeding
7. Nausea or vomiting
6. Increased sensitivity to odors
5. Abdominal bloating
4. Frequent urination
3. A missed period
2. Your basal body temperature stays high
1. The proof: A positive home pregnancy test

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Differences between cardiac arrhythmia,atherosclerosis,angina,myocardial infarction & hypertension?

August 28th, 2010 by admin

I learning about cardiovascular diseases in class and seem to be confused…the symptoms and how they developed..they seem to be quite similar…how do i differenciate them?anwers which are simple to understand really appreciated.
the question is not complete..is it?..i mean, the differences between cardiac arrhythmia,atherosclerosis,angina,myocardial infacrtion and hypertension.

When I was learning about the heart, it helped me to think of it like a cars engine. Cars have electrical systems that fire fuel injectors. The timing in the heart is electrical and when fired, produces mechanical results. When your car runs rough, the timing is off, and you use a lot of fuel. The heart is the same way. When the timing is off, the chambers don’t get full, and when they contract (beat) they don’t move a lot of blood. But the heart is still doing the same amount of work! People with arrythmias, have less energy, may be pale, and short of breath.

Atherosclerosis is like clogged fuel injectors. When the arteries are clogged with plaque, the fuel (oxygen and energy) can’t reach the parts that need it. Infarction means death of cells. Fortunately when your car dies from poor fuel delivery,,,,the motor isn’t ruined. When parts of your heart are oxygen deprived, the cells die. Most of the time, an infarction (heart attack) doesn’t ruin the whole heart. It just becomes weaker. But, unlike your car, the walls of the heart can’t be repaired.
Hypertension is when the pressure in the arteries is over 120/70. When the heart beats, it has to force open the aortic valve to get blood to the rest of your body. If the pressure on the other side of that valve is high, the heart has to work a lot harder. When you work a muscle a lot harder, it gets bigger. If you’re a guy on the beach, big muscles are a plus. But a big muscular heart is a problem. When the heart muscle gets bigger, the chambers get smaller. Therefore, the heart pumps less blood with each beat. But, being larger, it requires more energy and oxygen to do so. People with enlarged hearts have poor endurance, and are at risk for a heart attack.

Remember those clogged arteries? Now that the heart is larger, it needs more blood—-the already narrowed arteries cant supply enough and heart tissue dies.
Good Luck with your studies!

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Health: Defining Alcoholism

August 28th, 2010 by admin

What are the symptoms of alcoholism? When should you worry? Our panel of experts will discuss the causes and warning signs of alcoholism and how to recognize them in yourself.

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