Heart diseases?

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If a person has a heart disease, what should he/she avoid?

Can he/she live a long time is he/she has a heart disease as long as he/she is being careful?

Are heart diseases really common among adults aged 40 and up?
check out
www.patientline.co.uk
or www.nhs.co.uk

Heart disease can be treated by tablets and healthy lifestyle
cut out all alcohol ciggerattes fatty foods
eat a diet rich in fibre fruit veg etc brown bread instaed of white
grill or poach all food cut out red meat and have alot of fish in diet
you will be fine if you eat this way take gentle excerise about 4 times a weeek just 20 min walking slow to begin  (+ info)

Heart Diseases?

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Hi, I'm 34 years old and lately, I suffer from breathlessness, sudden fast heart beat (for only 2 seconds or so) and couple weeks ago, I had night sweats (happened twice only) I don't smoke or drink and I don't have high blood pressure or high cholesterole. However, my father had a bypass surgery at the age of 60. He has high blood pressure and high cholesterole. I had those symptoms before (back in high school) but nothing serious. But I'm more concerned about my health now, so I wonder if those symptoms are associated with heart diseases?
this is ur life we are talking about just go to a doctor.  (+ info)

heart diseases.?

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Is there heart disease where you could die any day? nothing you can do about it?
Congestive Heart Failure.

Advanced/severe heart artery blockages that are undiagnosed. Over 50% of first heart attacks are fatal. But there are things people can do to prevent that into their 80's.  (+ info)

What different types of heart diseases do they have?

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I'm 23 & I saw a heart doctor yesterday, & so far, he told me that it doesn't look like I have heart disease from the EKG & ultrasound, but he has to run a stress test on a treadmill to see how I handle it. I get chest pains very easily simply just from walking the 1st 2 minutes. I know I'm overweight & I'm trying to lose it. But how can I if every time I try to exercise, I get chest pains? My Dr. said I'm too young for heart disease, & my PCP told me my cholesterol is a little high but not enough to be put on medication.

What kinds of heart diseases do they have? I hope I don't have it, & I'm trying to do my best to prevent it.
I have angina and wear a nitro patch..Ask about daily aspirin..
A coated childrens asprin takes the chest pain away quickly. you dont need a prescription for spray nitro.The side efects not pleasant :; pounding head etc.  (+ info)

What are the major causes of heart diseases?

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I know "heart disease" is like a term used to describe ALL kinds of diseases having to do with the heart and arteries...so I was wondering if there were any causes to these diseases that are common in most of them. Thanks for any help!
There are many factors that increase one's risk for heart disease. The biggest three are smoking, obesity and blood pressure. Also take into account age, comorbidties (other diseases that can affect the heart, like diabetes) heredity, and diet.  (+ info)

What kind of heart diseases can an echo cardiogram detect?

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I am doing a 3 page magazine article for school on the medical uses of the ultrasound. I need to know which heart diseases an ultrasound can detect. Please list as many as you can. And if you have anymore information on echocardiograms and on different medical uses of the ultrasound please tell me. Thank you.! 10 points to best answer.! :]]
Ultrasound can detect:
1. structural abnormalities such as abnormal valves, septal defects (ASD, VSD), chamber enlargement.
2. functional abnormalities such as decreased ventricular function, valvular stenosis or regurgitation.
3. pericardial effusion and tamponade, cardiac clots, pulmonary hypertension, endocarditis, atrial fibrillation.  (+ info)

Heart diseases run in our family, what can I do now to prevent them?

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I am 17 years old, my family has a history of bad hearts. I would like to prevent having heart diseases one day. I have high cholesterol but rarely eat anything that contains cholesterol. What can I do now at 17, to reduce my chance of getting a heart disease when I'm older?
practice healthy eating. avoid food with transfat, saturated fats. high in sodium and sugar. eat more veggies and fruits since they are rich in fiber. it will sweep away the fats in your GI tract away from your system.

do cardio exercise. that helps your heart function and pump well..

lastly, have a regular check up with your doctor specifically with your cardiologist..  (+ info)

What are rare and incurable heart diseases?

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Can you please name me some rare and incurable heart diseases? What are their symptoms?And how does it effect the heart?
Most any heart disease is incurable to me. I have had 4 heart attacks, bypass surgery and pacemaker with defibrillator and constantly have fluid retention. I take blood thinner, diuretics and much more. Once any damage is done to the heart it can't be repaired, it an be handled, but not
completely fixed to normal again.====  (+ info)

Anyone know what can cause a stroke or heart diseases ?

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What can cause a stroke or heart diseases ? And if a person has a stroke or heart diseases than what will happen.

I know smoking can cause a stroke or heart diseases , But what really is going on with a stroke or heart diseases is it a lack of blood?
Okay is respiratory diseases the same has a heart diseases?
I'm not sure it can be from a lack of blood, but it can be from a build of plaque in arteries, especially the coronary arteries (supplies blood to heart) or carotid arteries(supplies blood to head). If plaque builds up over time , this can lead to a blood clot and can cause heart attack or stroke. Including, having high cholestoral promotes plaque build up.

So summary:
- build up of plaque (atherosclerosis)
- Having high blood pressure
- coronary spasms can cause heart attacks
- high cholesterol

These are some factors that can lead to causing heart diseases and stroke!

p.s respitory disease has to do with lungs etc. and this does not contribute to heart attacks or strokes.  (+ info)

Some diseases associated with a leaky heart?

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I know some of the symptoms, such as: Heart Palpitations, chronic fatigue, chest pains, dizziness & regurgitation. I just wanted to know more information on actual diseases, treatment options, what causes this disease and what one can do to reduce or even prevent your chances of contracting a leaky heart.
Well, leaky heart-or heart murmur-is really just a warning that your body's trying to tell you that your heart isn't getting the right things to help it keep pumping blood. More specifically it's when a valve of the heart has a flap that is causing the heart to have a difficult time. I guess if you continue the poor diet you might get heart disease, diabetes, and other diseases associated with the heart.

The best treatment would be to correct the poor diet of which the individual keeps using. Eating more cholesterol and saturated fats like animal fat and tropical oils (preferably coconut oil and grass fed beef) would be very good. Avoiding hydrogenated fats like vegetable oils and trans fats would be VERY good to do. Taking supplements or eating foods rich in: magnesium, iodine, vitamin A, vitamin C, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, and selenium will also prove very effective. Eating this diet will also help any individual.

Thank you for reading!  (+ info)

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