Blackrots,
Maybe you could share your full name, professional titles (if any),
education (if any), and publications (if any) ... or just leave Dr.
Chung alone.

This was posted on another board- Dr. Chung or anyone else have any
suggestions to help this boy out?
Hello Im a 14 year old male and just recently I have been having a problem
with bp and heart rate. Starting on Thursday the 12th when ever i stand up

Lipitor initially reduced my cholesterol levels. I changed my diet and am
excercising . I dropped 30 pounds. How and when do I know when I can stop
taking this drug?

I might be being dense but the manual does not make it very clear to me,
particularly in terms of where the pipe should be relative to the arm.
should it exit over the brachial artery? Is the pipe exit an indication of
the centre of the bladder?

Anyone have access to the full-text version?
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstra
ct&list_uids=16388557&query_hl=11&itool=pubmed_DocSum
ACP J Club. 2006 Jan-Feb;144(1):7.
Atorvastatin did not prevent cardiovascular events or death in ...

Hows everyone doing.  Im 22 years old and i suffer from dizziness and fatigue
everyday.  I was wondering if my heart rate had something to do with this.  I
was a tobacco chewer .  While i was chewing the tobacco i had no symptoms.
When i stopped chewing the symptoms would come back. ...

Whenever the miniscule margin of benefit from the use of statins is exposed,
there is a chorus of claims that statins are imbued with little known, not
yet understood, but nearly magical pleiotropic effects!
Usually these claims are unaccompanied by a critical discussion of why ...

http://www.doctorzebra.com/prez/
An interesting  look all aspects of health  weighted heavily at heart
matters.  Especially  our last few  leaders seem to have heart  issues.  
Very strong promotion for statin  use, but still is interesting.  Look

Thomas H. Maugh II, "Heart-surgery drug risky, researchers find", San
Jose Mercury News, January 26, 2006,
Link:
http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/living/health/13715800.htm

To The Medical Professionals Who Monitor This Newsgroup:
My Dad, 84 y/o, is 12 years post-bypass (bypass had complications
including a lapse into cardiogenic shock for a period, but he recovered
and has been doing well) and has had two MIs (most recent in 1993 during

I have a concern so I'm going to ask my question here on
sci.med.cardiology.
I've already talked to my pacemaker center and asked my
cardiologist for her opinion.

Dear group members,
I am 28, recently diagnosed with 'palpitations' and had severe
emotional stress during the last year. I am about to see a senior
cardiologist in several weeks (which is not covered by my insurance).

Anyone (else) run into the problem of sleepiness when adding lisinopril
(10 mg) to HCTZ (25 mg, for one month)?  I took the first pill in mid
afternoon and when I got sleepy, decided to "take a nap".  I did wake up
twice, but by the next morning had slept 11+ hours (6+ is normal).  ...

Ezekiel Prophesies (in the 6th century BCE) that Ammonites will not be
remembered any more. They continued to exist until the 2nd century CE.
(And they are still remembered in the Bible.) 21:28-32
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I was told my ekg showed my two top chambers of my heart were enlarged
I need to follow with en echocardiagram I am 42 years old female with
some heart disease of family members but so far I thimnk Im ok.  But
what does this mean if anyone knows?  Thank you.