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55% greater risk if you have this marking:
"The presence of a diagonal earlobe crease has been recognized as a sign of cardiovascular disease since 1973. Over 30 subsequent studies have been r...
...t this information...still I want to share here...
Hypertension of high blood pressure increases the risk of heart failure.
The risk of heart failure is two times higher in men and three times h...
...air is virtually always rated as good, but I'm wondering if mouth breathing is a clear significant risk due to the problem of microparticulates from vehicles, etc. Does the nose serve a *very* s...
We KNOW viscosity of the blood is related to heart attack risk due to the recent finding of 50% death in those with congestive heart failure who have increased viscosity ..
Therefore the finding of...
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The Guardian
There is almost no connection between the amount of cholesterol in your blood and your risk of a heart attack. Not only that, if you don't already have heart disease, you probabl...
Your risk of stroke should be assessed by your doc. If your risk of stroke is "low", aspirin is the treatment of choice. If your risk of stroke is not low, continue taking the warfarin. If...
Your elevated risk of heart disease drops to zero in a matter of hours or days.
Lung cancer, emphysema takes years for the risk to decline to the equivalent of a nonsmoker.
Heart disease is far ...
...tions that are not at all trivial for me.
1) can a person have a vagal paroxysmal afib and not be at risk?
2) and if so, the next time I see my cardiologist should I better ask him if I am at ri...
Very good blood pressure. A resting pulse rate over 83 can predict greater risk, see below. Your pulse rate of 79 is getting close. Have you been sick? I'd suggest calling the Dr. Mirkin radio ...
...statins, particularly on coronary artery disease, is well documented and by far outweighs the potential risk of statin-induced polyneuropathy."
Statins and Risk of Polyneuropathy: A Case-contr...
... in the way of interventions to relieve your symptoms. However, medications and other measure to lower risk factors will remain quite effective in preventing your next heart attack and/or stroke.&quo...
You make a good point about risks of a new drug. I think I've been
want to reduce my dose of statins as low as possible. I guess I'm saying I'm willing to take the risk of the new ...
...rned about getting Mad Cow disease, but since the scare, I found out the reason why burger has a higher risk than things like steak - since the part of the cow that is high risk is nerves, spinal cord...
...die from heart disease. A high resting pulse that is not temporary is a marker for increased mortality risk. The pulse rate should be confirmed by manual counting for 60 seconds. A resting pulse of 9...
...olestrol (hdl,ldl) and there are also hdl subfractions (hdl 2, hdl 3). If hdl 2 is linked to increased risk of heart disease while hdl 3 is not would it be logical to measure only hdl 2 and not total...
If you have any risk factors such as smoking, obesity, high BP, high cholesterol, or history of heart attacks in your family I would do that, but it is a personal choice. Aspirin does cause an incre...
Here's a risk calculator from the NIH: http://hin.nhlbi.nih.gov/atpiii/calculator.asp?
usertype=pub My risk came to 2% for CHD in the next ten years. http://hin.nhlbi.nih.gov has a lot of g...
...investigators has shown that moderate egg consumption--up to one a day--does not increase heart disease risk in healthy individuals. While it's true that egg yolks have a lot of cholesterol--and,...
The higher HDL the better. The key risk measure is the ratio of Tot
Chol/HDL - the higher HDL, the lower your ratio, the lower your risk.
I just got my lastest blood study: trig 67, chol 174, HDL ...
...t atypical chest pain.
However, even atypical chest pains can have their origins from the heart. What risk factors or history do you have that would lead folks to suspect that you have heart disease...
...ct, and unfortunately it is often the next step regardless of the outcome of the nuclear scan.
As to risk of the procedure, seek them out. You might be suprised. MIBI scans require an intravenous d...
...nstitute in Florida and others, reporting in the
Archives of Internal Medicine.
Aspirin reduces the risk of a first heart attack "by about one-third,"
Hennekens told Reuters Health.
...
...te monitor or if you are adept at taking your own pulse there is a simple test you can do to judge your risk of CHD. First, exercise to get your heart rate up to 85% of max. Then stop and sit down f...
4.5 is the normal ratio max
4.0 is a better goal, particularly for those at higher risk
...medical means to control your heart rate, such as relaxation. Worry is NOT the way to lower your heart risk. Talk this over more thoroughly with your doctor. Sometimes doctors seem to forget the em...
...from the fact that losing 20kg (45 lb) in under a month is near impossible, to do so puts you in severe risk of killing yourself from starvation....
...se people that showed less than a 10 bpm decrease 1 minute after ceasing strenuous exercise were a high risk group....
Your diabetes dramatically increases your chd risk. A low ldl is good prevention. You might look into niaspan (increase HDL).
http://www.nof.org/prevention/risk.htm
Here's a site that mentions thyroid medication and it's effect on bone density. Don't know if this pertains to you....
...'ve read, no. Considering it is prescribed prophylacticly (as a preventive) for heart patients at risk of the flu, it seems unlikely that there's a problem.
Just make sure that the docto...
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