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Medical Forum / General / Cardiology / September 2004

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How to get rid of your ativan addiction?28 Sep 2004 17:56 GMT3
A year ago, I applied ATIVAN to treat my tinnitus.  I had been
impressed with the highly elaborated 'close correlation' between
tinnitus and aprazolem writen on  the website of a 'high-tech'
American doctor and went to talk to my doctor in Hong Kong about this
Optimal Fish Oil Dosage?28 Sep 2004 16:01 GMT9
What is the optimal dosage of fish oil?  I take five mcapsules of Kirkland
Natural Fish Oil Concentrate a day.
Each capsule contains:
   calories 20
Funny heartbeat.28 Sep 2004 15:34 GMT4
As you all know I have had some problems and had a stress test and ekg
which were fine. It is becoming now that I can make my heart start
beating  funny by laying on my side and sometimes eventaking a real
deep breath. Why would this be?
Resting Heart Rate28 Sep 2004 00:54 GMT6
What exactly is resting heart rate?
I've read that you should take it when right when you get up for the day.
When you measure during the day when sitting or resting is it a true resting
heart rate since your body is actually doing more stuff?
Just Out of Curiousity28 Sep 2004 00:52 GMT3
Is there any case of a heart attack [caused by fat blocking blood
vessels] causing a 'shooting' pain in the middle of the sternum?
Max. HR & CVD?27 Sep 2004 23:13 GMT14
As a follow on to my previous post re. Resting HR.
Does Max HR have any inications to CVD?
I know that the standard 220-age calculation, and I have seen stated
regularly an estimated std dev between 10 and 12 bpm.
What tests should I get and how much?27 Sep 2004 21:50 GMT3
I'll try and make this as brief as I can. I am a 30 year old female,
healthy, don't smoke, don't drink, do run, do eat right, no family
history of heart problems. A few weeks ago while running, I felt a
slight fluttering in my chest. I stopped and walked. This happened a
Normal resting heart rate -- high heart rate with little exertion27 Sep 2004 21:49 GMT5
35 years old male. Normal weight. No history of cardiac disease. Blood
pressure usually under 120/80. Normal cholesterol. Non smoker. No
alcohol.
Blood pressure medication (enalapril 10mg/day) because of
My Heart (long story)27 Sep 2004 19:47 GMT5
I'm a male in my mid-40s and in excellent physical condition (exercise
6 days a week with a minimum workout lasting 1 hr)  About a year ago,
I noticed what I thought was my heart "racing" - mainly when sitting
at my desk at work.  I then began to notice the same thing while
Why do people want to try plant medicine?27 Sep 2004 13:06 GMT9
I use the word 'plant' as opposed to the word 'herb' because of the
'ethnic' flavor of the latter.  Some simple folks in the US of A may
develop an allergy towards the word 'herb'.
My experiences in using both the plant and the mineral medicines
Heart problems26 Sep 2004 12:50 GMT2
Is this the correct group to talk about heart problems, Paces etc ?
Exercise testing and CVD risk26 Sep 2004 08:23 GMT2
"Context  The usefulness of exercise stress test results and global
cardiovascular risk systems for predicting all-cause mortality in
asymptomatic individuals seen in clinical settings is unclear.
Objectives  To determine the validity for prediction of all-cause
Looking for a fatty acids FAQ25 Sep 2004 19:55 GMT2
I'm looking for a single FAQ on fatty acids that covers ALL of:
* SF / MUFA / PUFA  and their relationship to triglycerides, LDL, HDL
* Omega 3 / Omega 6 ratios and their effects on inflamation, cardio trouble
* LP(a) and LP(b) and what they do.
Cognitive dissonance25 Sep 2004 13:21 GMT2
A man was being tailgated by a stressed-out woman on a busy boulevard.
Suddenly, the light turned yellow, just in front of him. He did the
right thing, stopping at the crosswalk, even though he could have
beaten the red light by accelerating through the intersection.
conventional heart bypass surgery question (small arteries)25 Sep 2004 13:21 GMT2
A member of my family was suppose to have a conventional heart bypass
surgery, but due to the small size of his arteries the surgeon (cardiolog?)
told him that it was very risky (50% of success) to do the operation. So in
a few days, the surgeon will try to install a stent ...
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