Breakdown regarding sudden tachycardia:
So far I have figured on three categories:
1) Heart Disease (or heart defect).
2) Glandular (thyroid or adrenal).

I want to know:-
Whether DNA of different person is a structural/arrangement change or a
chemical composition change? I mean that, if DNA of different person
can be different in structure/arrangement or in chemical changes?

Does anyone know if you can have a normal gallium and still have
lymphoma?

is lovastatin prescriptional or OTC in the USA ?
Thanks
carlitos.

I'm a 43 year old male, non smoker, non drinker currently on a low
sodium and little to no caffeine (or other stimulant) diet.
History:
In Oct 2004 I woke up thinking that I was having a heart attack.

First off let me say, that I am seeing a board certified cardiologist
tomorrow 6/02/05 for fairly recent on going periods of tachycardia.
However, I have also been having chronic numbness and tingling in my
left arm for several days now. But, I don't know whether to attribute

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/505777_print
"The team observed an association between increasing cholesterol levels
(per mmol/L) at age 70 (hazard ratio [HR] 0.77; p = 0.02) and a lower

After having an angiogram it was discovered that my lcx was
coming off my right con artery and was small in size.
My rca is now claasified has being super dominant.
I suffer from chest pain and indegestion. The arteries  were clear.

How does singulair cause cardiomyopathy ?
Is peripheral neuropathy a precursor to cardiomyopathy ?
Are the neuropathy and cardiomyopathy caused by singulair reversible ?
thanks in advance

Is it true that the heart stops for a brief instant when you sneeze?
(just trying to settle a dispute with my wife :))
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