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Medical Forum / General / Cardiology / February 2005

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Low Cholesterol May Mean Poorer Mental Powers15 Feb 2005 18:09 GMT2
Low Cholesterol May Mean Poorer Mental Powers
     Mon Feb 14, 4:45 PM ET
By Will Boggs, MD
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - We hear plenty about the dangers of high
T3 T4 Test15 Feb 2005 16:10 GMT1
What does the T3 and T4 measure that is different from the TSH. If body is
cold and TSH is normal should a T3 of T4 be taken
Thank you,
Ken
Body Feels Cold14 Feb 2005 17:11 GMT1
Temp is normal.. TSH was normal.... My body has been feeling
cold...Extremeties also.
Any possible explanantion?
Thanks, Ken
Fat Substitute, Once Praised, Is Pushed Out of the Kitchen14 Feb 2005 10:08 GMT1
"As many as 100,000 cardiac deaths a year in the United States could be
prevented if people replaced trans fat with healthier nonhydrogenated
polyunsaturated or monounsaturated oils."
New York Times
Statins Reduce Deaths Among Dialysis Patients14 Feb 2005 01:41 GMT14
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Treatment with a statin drug -- such as
Lipitor  or Zocor -- significantly reduces the risk of cardiac and non-
cardiac death in people on hemodialysis, investigators report.
They say these observational data suggest that "more frequent use of
mass sociogenic illness13 Feb 2005 17:36 GMT1
http://www.cmaj.ca/cgi/content/full/172/1/36
"Background and epidemiology: Mass sociogenic illness refers to the
"rapid spread of illness signs and symptoms affecting members of a
cohesive group, originating from a nervous system disturbance
crestor only as a last resort13 Feb 2005 03:52 GMT2
http://news.independent.co.uk/business/news/story.jsp?story=610300
Crestor should only be used as last resort, says FDA chief
By Katherine Griffiths in New York
12 February 2005
Cardology Question-Inderal12 Feb 2005 19:21 GMT5
I have a flight/fight syndrome that has been out of control
since i was
a kid.  If I take inderal in very small amounts it is controlled
completely.  Thinking maybe it was mental in nature I have tried
Statin Risks: Muscle Weakness, Nerve Damage, Cancer12 Feb 2005 18:22 GMT4
Statin Risks
News 14 Carolina - Raleigh,NC,USA
... So she searched the Internet for someone who did and found Beatrice
Golomb, MD, Ph.D. Statins work by blocking a chemical in the liver that
Splitting Crestor12 Feb 2005 17:44 GMT25
I've been splitting 80 mg. Lipitor into 20 mgs for years.  Saves a lot of
money.
Crestor seems less expensive but I noted at least one webRx says "Crestor
cannot be split."
Short of Breath12 Feb 2005 15:27 GMT1
Was admitted to the ER recently because I was suffering for shortness of
breath.  Doctors could not find anything wrong but my EKG didn't look quite
normal.  I was advised to see a cardiologist ASAP.  My cardiologist though
the problem was my heart an ordered an angiogram.  The ...
Strange chest sensations & Palpitations12 Feb 2005 00:04 GMT1
I have recently started getting an unwelcome sensation/pain in my chest
on the left side.  I am 32 and gave up smoking 4 weeks ago, started a
gym and have a healthy diet with lots of fish,veg and fruit and drink
plently of water and green tea.
Rhythmic heart pain 11 Feb 2005 19:56 GMT3
I am a 70 y.o. male wearing a pacemaker that was implanted 2.5 years
ago to treat bradycardia and AV block.
From time to time I happen to feel a rhythmic pain coming from my
heart region. Here are the symptom characteristics:
Coreg/Cardevidol11 Feb 2005 19:56 GMT8
Is anyone on this medication?  I know what it is suppose to do, but should
someone with emphysema and chronic bronchitis take this drug.  Are there not
better drugs for congestive heart failure and hypertension than
Coreg/Cardevidol?  Thanks in advance for your input.  I will print ...
Systolic vs. diastolic11 Feb 2005 19:56 GMT6
 What is it about the aging process that causes the systolic blood pressure
to rise and diastolic to remain the same?
Thanks,
Don W
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