Heart disease

Coronary Heart hard
Start from the inner vessel wall damage. The fat more easily. Heart muscle continues to receive adequate blood and oxygen. Made to work and exercise normally without symptoms


The chest pain.
Liposuction on vascular obstruction than 75 percent you have chest pain on exercise Because more oxygen to the heart. But raising the amount of blood the heart is limited. This symptom is usually 1 to 10 minutes.

When the severe chest pain or heart attack.

When accumulated so much fat into fat deposits sheets. When these fatty deposits rupture disc.
Resources will have assurance that the leak rumor wind collection. Cause blood coagulation clot into the artery completely blocked. The heart muscle ischemia and oxygen. Chest pain in more than 15 minutes and did not even do the other activities.

You know risk factors or not.

Risk factors were unsolvable.
- Family history.
- Sex.
- Menopausal women.
- Age

Risk factors solved.

Hypertension.
Blood pressure is. The blood pressure down on high blood pressure. Makes the membrane lesion and later as the fat deposits. High pressure to cause The fatty deposits rupture
To maintain and control blood pressure was 140/90 mm Hg less than 24 hours

Smoking.
Nicotine, carbon monoxide and other substances in cigarette smoke can cause a wound membranes. Smoking is a major source of fat deposits. Smoking makes cardiovascular convulsion reduce blood culture sent to the heart muscle were reduced pulmonary oxygen exchange. All this causes serious heart disease.


What to do when you have risk factors.
The surgery on heel blood substitute. Or using a balloon-expandable vascular problems that cause end. Because arterial stenosis may come back again. However, behavior modification, or doctor to reduce risk factors that control them. To help prevent cardiovascular disease. Better quality of life. Increased longevity and age.

Headache - Could it Be Meningitis?

Meningitis refers to the inflammation of the protective membrane covering the brain and spinal cord, known as the meninges. This inflammation is most commonly caused by infections (by viruses, bacteria or other microorganisms).

What are the Symptoms of Meningitis?
Someone with meningitis of infective origin (which is by far the most common cause of meningitis), generally presents with a headache and fever. There is often stiffness of the neck muscles (nuchal rigidity) and associated intolerance to bright light (photophobia) and intolerance to loud sounds (phonophobia).
In more severe cases, there may be confusion, altered level of consciousness and coma.
In meningitis caused by the bacterium Neisseria meningitidis, there may be an associated rapidly spreading skin rash. Meningitis caused by other microbes, responsible for Hand, foot and mouth disease and genital herpes, may also be associated with other skin signs.

How is Meningitis Diagnosed?
Your doctor will review your symptoms and conduct a physical examination, including a thorough examination of your neurological system. To aid in the diagnosis of meningitis, the following may be done:
Lumbar puncture:
This is the most important test for the diagnosis of meningitis. Basically, a small needle is inserted into the lumbar region of the back, under local anaesthesia, and a sample of spinal fluid is withdrawn for laboratory testing. This sample of spinal fluid will help doctors make the diagnosis of meningitis, identify the cause of meningitis and, if the cause is found to be of bacterial origin, identify what antibiotics may be used to treat it.
Other tests such as blood tests, a CT scan or MRI scan of the brain, may also be performed.
How is Meningitis Treated?
All patients with meningitis will require supportive therapy to ensure adequate hydration, pain relieve and monitoring for complications which may arise.
Bacterial meningitis will require urgent treatment with antibiotics as meningitis is potentially life-threatening with a high mortality rate if left untreated. Delay in treatment is also associated with a poorer outcome. As such, empirical antibiotics must be started immediately, even before the results of the lumbar puncture are known.
Can Meningitis be Prevented?
The best way to prevent meningitis, is to ensure that your child follows your country's National Immunization Schedule and receives all his or her vaccinations. There also also some vaccinations which will help prevent meningitis, which may not be part of the National Immunization Schedule. These may include vaccinations against:
• Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib) infection
• Peumococcal infection
• Meningococcal infection
• Chickenpox infection

Asthma

     Asthma is a disease that had reacted upon the body has been unusually its entrails to passengers, the chronic inflammation lining the respiratory tract.

 

 

 

The reason for asthma is caused many a joint venture, which the main factors 

- the genetic factors 

- the cause of terrorist acts, including direct its entrails in the air (RAIMON dust, a cockroach, dogs, cats, molds or grass pollen, etc. ) 

- factors that cause the patient to promote the asthma is shown symptoms, or have symptoms.

 

 

These factors are promoting the cause?

1. Infectious diseases in the respiratory system include throat inflammation, sinusitis, or middle ear infection etc. 2. Substances irritate the nasal lining, including dust, smoke, smoke, exhaust smoke, odor, fragrance, color or odor, etc. 3. The change of temperature or pressure. 4. Exercise 5. State of mind

 

Patients with asthma have symptoms how
- Cough, many patients will I last night, after exercise, after exposure to cold air or tobacco smoke. - Respiratory hear audio Rs. Especially during the exhalation - Fast breathing disorders. - Breathing with chest sink. Clearly observed in the location of the box in front of the ribs or neck.
How disease is treated.
 1. Allergen control.
 2. Treatments and procedures with other