Tuesday, June 8, 2010

My father has heart disease need information from doctors

My father has heart disease need information from doctors?
Can you explain in simple terms ' Angina Pectoris'? His mother had it, now he has it, and my sister will proberly have it (overwieght) and what are the genetic risks to me!? i eat well and am underwieght, am i at risk ps my sister is 26 and im 15
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Angina pectoris (chest pain) is explained in detail on this page: http://www.smart-heart-living.com/chest-pain.html It sounds as though you will be at risk simply because of genetics. However, by living a heart healthy lifestyle you will be in a much better position to deal with it than if you are unhealthy. So follow the advice on the website for heart smart living including diet, exercise, body weight, stress reduction and not smoking (there are links to all these topics). This will stand you in good stead in the future. Also, healthy body weight includes not being over or under weight... both of which are hard on your heart. I hope this helps... good luck!
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Angina really isn't anything major. Don't get too excited over it. Really. You'll be fine



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Friday, June 4, 2010

Is murmur,a kind of heart disease curable

Is murmur,a kind of heart disease curable?
my boyfriend had a hole in his heart,it was inborn..what we found out is that he have a disease call murmur i just wanna know whether it is curable..and if it is incurable,how much time will he left?..he is only 17..thanks..
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No, murmur is not curable. He's only got about 65-70 more years left to live (unless, of course, he's from a family of centurians). A heart murmur isn't ANYWHERE near as bad as say, having high blood pressure or high cholesterol. Now, he shouldn't try participating in any sports, unless he's been physically active his entire life. But he'll live to be a ripe old age.
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most are not ,they are small holes near the valves that leak blood to other valves so that it gives the heart a irregular beat. if caught when young,surgery may be performed.
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no its not cureable nearly everyone has a murmur to some extent it really depends on how bad it is some people with a bad murmur will live to be old and grey but most of the time its not a huge deal
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a murmur is a clinical finding, it can be heard with the help of a stethoscope. some are innocent ,some are pathological. if there is a hole in the heart, depends where the site would be, most of the time the hole closes in time, some remains patent. to have a definitive diagnosis, its better to have a cardiologist check him.
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hey the disease is not called a murmur. Murmur is a clinical finding heard by the doctors sthetoscope It needs to be found out why he has a murmur, but not all murmurs are ominous for eg, some healthy but thin chap can have a murmur just because of the shape of his ribcage, but to say so other diseases of the heart have to be ruled out see ur cardiologist and he may rpescribe a test called echocardiography
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Heart murmors are quite common. It does not mean that there is anything wrong with the heart. If your boyfriends Doctor is just telling you that he has a heart murmor then I wouldn't worry about it. If his Doctor felt that it is more then a murmor then he would have had extra test done on him. There are lots of people that have Heart Murmors. If you's are worried,don't be afraid to ask your Doctor any questions that is what he is there for to HELP


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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Would FDA Regulations of tobacco products help reduce smoking, a major risk factor for heart disease

Would FDA Regulations of tobacco products help reduce smoking, a major risk factor for heart disease?

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They are already regulated,covered in warnings of portending death and disease,and are all taxed seperately from other commodities. The ATF(U.S. bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firerarms) enforces laws reguarding the taxing+shipping of cigarettes. Illegal tobaccco can be just as serious as illegal narcotics by law, or anything,for that matter,especially imports. What I'm going to say is going to make some people very angry,so be warned.... There is not a shred of proof that smoking anything increases the risk of heart disease. Stress is the number one factor in all studies,followed by a diet high in meat and low in green vegetables. Now... I'm not saying smoking your vegetables is good for you. Of course if you inhale or injest anything foreign to the body for a long enough time in large amount,disease will result. Cancer is actually a genetic based immune response to toxins, cancer cells feed on toxins, that is how chemotherapy works,the poison is pumped into your veins, the cancer cells eat the poison, and die. One family member of mine smoked for 70 years,she is still alive and only has a pacemaker.So does my father, and he never smoked cigarettes. Additionally,My Grandmother on my Mothers side died of cardiac arrest...She did Not Smoke! Furthermore, two of ten people,5 male,5 female,the two youngest ones died first,1 male,1 female...They were my aunt and uncle. Neither of them smoked. My Grandfather died of heart attack. He never smoked! Now as far as the rest of my family and extended family and friends,a good hundred people at least...no one who smokes has died. One man has a small cancer of the lung in remission,now,look at this,He smoked cigars daily since he was 5 years old. Certainly not average. By now I'm sure my point is clear enough to people who want to know the facts,smoking and stress are related,people smoke to releive stress,but now here is the paradox:Stress is proven to kill people on average 35-40 years sooner than smoking with no stress. That's where the studies were flawed.They corrolated tobacco with diseases without doing research that show the difference between high-stress nonsmokers and nonsmokers against low stress smokers and nonsmokers. Probably because people dont smoke if they arent understress,and likely that people with more stress than average die too fast to be found. I really dont want to sound condescending, I do realize that most of this goes against what most people already know. The problem is they know the labels,commercials,warnings,and propaganda,but they have missed out on the facts. The facts have been hidden from scientists, and now deliberately by scientists who work with the FDA to create new more expensive methods of nicotene delivery and Quit smoking drug systems.They,the FDA with Gov't backing can make four times as much on that than tobacco, penny for penny.All the politicians are also major hareholders with pharm. companies by the way. If you cut out the farmer,you can then employ a hundred people who can each turn as high a prophet per year as a single farmer could in one fourth a year.They come out with a new drug every month. I dont want to make it too complicated, but i really wanted to answer that question because the facts are hidden,and the people who run these anti-smoking campaigns are arrogant to think that the average citizen is going to beleive anything they say,that is to say if they cae at all.People wanna smoke,theyre gonna smoke. The FDA, by the way, is calling vitamins a health hazard now. Go figure. As for a deterrent.No. It didnt work for alcohol in prohibition. It isnt working for narcotics and illegal drugs. It doesnt work for anything. All government regulations do is force people to do thier dirty deeds in secret,on the black market,and away from gov'ts nosey persistant prying eyes. If you want to regulate tobacco,you're going to have to instate Chinese Republican Army type laws. The threat of being shot on site might deterr people. On the other hand, most people eventually die of something. The FDA is a scam,an organized crime system,and a terrorist organization,as far as threatening death for smoking. I hope I dont get shot for saying that. Thankyou for reading



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