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Cardiology


Why Can Thin People Have High Blood Lipids?
Factors that increase bad cholesterol and lead to high blood lipid levels include lack of physical activity, consuming excessive fats and oils, smoking, alcohol consumption, and family history. High blood lipid levels are not limited to body weight. Even thin individuals can develop high blood lipid levels if they lead an unhealthy lifestyle and have poor dietary habits.
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Silent Dangers of High Blood Pressure: Understanding Nosebleeds as a Symptom
Simple nosebleeds (epistaxis) are sometimes mistaken for severe problems including high blood pressure and damaged blood vessels in the nose. Blood pressure can lead to stroke and other serious consequences if it is not immediately controlled.
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How to Urgently Lower Blood Pressure
Hypertension is a common condition with increasing prevalence. Sudden spikes in blood pressure can lead to stroke or brain hemorrhage. Therefore, knowing how to urgently lower blood pressure when symptoms appear is crucial to prevent complications.
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Symptoms of a Minor Stroke
A minor stroke, also known as a transient ischemic attack (TIA), occurs when blood flow to the brain is temporarily interrupted. According to statistics, 50% of patients who experience a TIA will suffer a full stroke within 5 years. Therefore, recognizing the symptoms of a minor stroke can help prevent serious complications.
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Diet for People with Bradycardia
Bradycardia is less common than tachycardia, but it carries many dangerous risks, even death. Therefore, in addition to ways to stabilize the heart rate with medication or heart support machines, diet for people with bradycardia also needs attention.
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Is a blood pressure reading of 145/65 considered high blood pressure?
I am 52 years old. When I went for vaccination, my blood pressure was measured at 145/65. Doctor, is a blood pressure reading of 145/65 considered high blood pressure? Thank you for your advice.
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Can people with coronary artery disease eat eggs?
In certain cases, such as gallstone disease or diarrhea, eggs can be harmful to the body. So, can patients with coronary artery disease eat eggs? Let’s explore this issue in the article below.
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How Long Can a Patient with Dilated Cardiomyopathy Live?
Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a fairly common cardiovascular disease that frequently leads to heart failure. But how dangerous is dilated cardiomyopathy, and how can it be diagnosed and treated to limit complications and improve survival rates?
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Are there remedies for heart arrhythmia at home?
Heart rate irregularities, such as faster, slower, or uneven beats, can occur due to factors like stress, dehydration, heat, deep sleep,... In such cases, you can apply some remedies to stabilize your heart rhythm at home. Let's explore what heart arrhythmia is and how to manage it effectively.
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Is it normal to experience a rapid heart rate accompanied by fatigue?
I recently had a heart physical examination because I was experiencing occasional sharp pains in my chest and a fast pulse, reaching 110 beats per minute. I also felt fatigued. During my general physical examination at the heart hospital, I underwent several tests, including an ultrasound, blood test, electrocardiogram, and stress test. The doctor concluded that everything was okay. However, I sometimes notice my heart rate increasing to 90 beats per minute during light activities, and I feel fatigued. My question is, is it normal to experience a rapid heart rate accompanied by fatigue? Thank you, doctor.
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