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Medical Forum / General / Cardiology / July 2005

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Question for Dr. Chung14 Jul 2005 21:11 GMT9
I would like your opinion on a medication I have been prescribed.
I presently take max doses zetia, niaspan with a hit of aspirin,
mevacor and my lipid drop has been dramatic. Previously before this
coctail of drugs, nothing brought my lipids down, not exercise, weight
Dumping Chung14 Jul 2005 15:42 GMT80
Ok I have to admit I now see the need to dump Chung with the rest of the
Dung in order to be able to read this group and others.
<plonk>
sounds like Mitral Valve Prolapse ?14 Jul 2005 11:46 GMT3
Im a male 16 years old and i play football and have been for several
years however Im trying to decide if I should go to a doctor and get
some sort of heavy duty analysis as i've been getting some scary
symptoms which, playing a strenous sport in about a month or so way is
A question for Dr Chung and other MDs here14 Jul 2005 11:46 GMT1
I have a history of blocked heart vessels, and currently suffer
shortness of breath and angina on exertion - sometimes angina with no
exertion.  Reckon I am due for another angio.
Also suffer asthma, gout, and have recently been diagnosed with t2
Vytorin good or bad?14 Jul 2005 10:06 GMT1
Has anyone had any experience with Vytorin such as side effects, positive
results etc.?
Ed M
Silly Question 10114 Jul 2005 01:33 GMT15
 Does anyone know how to set up a  Sci.med.cardiology.binaries?  Maybe
useful to look at graphs etc.
Musing
Bill
High heart BMP13 Jul 2005 14:45 GMT5
Hello everyone... I'm a bit concerned about something, and I'd like some of
your input. I'm a 18 year old male,  I'm 190 pounds, and I'm 6'2,  24.4 is
my BMI. I'm beginning to believe I may have something wrong with my heart...
I've been a smoker for 2 years, and I've quit several ...
Re: sudden spike12 Jul 2005 00:44 GMT2
"Such words are hated by those who have chosen to reject the truth."
And obfuscation and crude misdirection and slaying men of straw abound
when such views are conflated with dubious dietary advice from one not an
expert in nutrition and exercise, when one puts a religious holding ...
BMI Reliability for Judging Risk?11 Jul 2005 23:39 GMT1
It seems to be fairly well agreed that BMI ratios work better when
describing ranges of risk than when used as single-point figures of
"ideal" weight; for instance, 18.5 to 24.9 may be considered healthy, 25
to 29.9 overweight, and over 30 obese.  
sinus t brady11 Jul 2005 22:29 GMT3
My friend's would be got a sudden chest pain two months back.  An
doctor diagonised it to be sinus T Brady.  His pulse rate is betwee
50 and  60.  Is it a dangerous problem?  Will there be any problem i
my friend marry him.  Doctor said, it is not at in advanced state, i
EKG What does it mean?11 Jul 2005 05:35 GMT5
I had a pre-op EKG. I have no access to the cardiologist who interpreted the
EKG. My regular doctor is vague about explaining the report to me.
The report says:
QRSD 85
Recommendations for Blood Pressure Monitor?11 Jul 2005 05:35 GMT2
My doctor has asked me to monitor my blood pressure, and I've chosen to
get a home monitor so I can do this regularly.
Unfortunately, Consumer Reports hasn't done a review of these products
since 2003. (The article did note that wrist cuffs tend to be less
why not tell them...11 Jul 2005 02:28 GMT2
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Statin Muscle Pain - Heart & Diaphragm Are Muscles10 Jul 2005 17:42 GMT8
Have there been any reports of heart or respiratory (diaphragm) pain
triggered by statins?  They are both muscles and probably not exempt from
the same statin mechanism causing muscle pain in the arms and legs.
The reason I ask is because after 5+ uneventful years on 10 mg of ...
Genes determine cholesterol level10 Jul 2005 12:57 GMT6
Big surprise:
Genes not diet determine cholesterol level
http://news.scotsman.com/scitech.cfm?id=762272005
Scotsman - Edinburgh,Scotland,UK
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