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Medical Forum / General / Cardiology / February 2006

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Warfarin + Minocycline10 Feb 2006 21:36 GMT1
Hi I was taking Minocyline of 100mg for acne. Recently I have been put
on warfarin, I was just wondering whether it would still be ok to take
the Minocyline, or whether this would effect my INR? Thanks
Can lipid levels be too low?10 Feb 2006 10:33 GMT22
I have been on 10mg Lipitor for some years and wonder whether one can have
numbers that are too low? I also wonder whether very low cholesterol levels
such as these could explain lethargy and exhaustion?
Total Cholesterol   111.9 mg/dL
Statins and side effects......10 Feb 2006 05:16 GMT124
I guess it's getting old by now with the millions of people taking
statins and 90% complaining of side effects and the number one
complaint is muscle problems.  Now, I may be missing something here,
but if muscles are the problem,  is not the heart a major muscle in the
Cholesterol high in those at risk for heart ills09 Feb 2006 18:45 GMT3
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who are at highest risk for
cardiovascular disease generally have the lowest level of control of high
cholesterol levels, investigators report.
"Given the significance of cardiovascular disease as a public health
One reply to Sharon (cherry picker)09 Feb 2006 13:40 GMT10
I was expecting a stunt like this. Usually you just send one post with
dozens of bogus links but now you've decided to send mulitple posts with
bogus links. By bogus I mean links that YOU bring to our attention which in
fact do not support what you say and/or contain ...
AAA too large for surgery?08 Feb 2006 11:52 GMT20
I am trying to help a friend who was diagnosed with an AAA about 6
months ago while undergoing pre-op tests for gastric bypass surgery.  
Her weight loss surgeon, and his cardiologist, told her that her AAA was
too large/long to repair and that she was "a ticking time bomb" and ...
Cholesterol and Plumbing 101.......07 Feb 2006 19:01 GMT3
Here's one for the Google Gang.........
If the evil one, (cholesterol) travels through out the body, why is it
that the plaque collects in certain areas like the arteries in the
heart and the carotid arteries and not the rest of the body.  By logic,
toxic eggs07 Feb 2006 12:01 GMT2
http://www.freewebs.com/lasalocid/
Quote (partial):
Lasalocid is a veterinary "antibiotic" which is given as a feed supplement
to certain farm animals and poultry including birds destined to become
Questions about Sunlight Benefits?07 Feb 2006 04:12 GMT14
We have understandings that we get Vit.D and Sunburns by exposing us to
sunlight. We also get visuality and solar energy from it. Some harming
germs may be killed by it. We also get botanical materials growns under
its influence. It is mostly composed of seven wavelengths with some ...
SuperBowlSunday: Professional athletes rarely tolerate statins05 Feb 2006 23:57 GMT3
Just a timely reminder of how devastating and debilitating statin adverse
effects can be.
For those of you who watch the Super Bowl, picture just how tough, and
pain-hardened those professional athletes are.  Not your sport, think of the
Calicum score questions05 Feb 2006 21:46 GMT19
Ok, my cardio says I am at high risk for my age (50) and gender (M). Do
you agree?
My calcium score is the following:
LM - 0; LAD 50; LCX - 0; RCA - 0; Total 50
heart attacks?05 Feb 2006 15:17 GMT4
My Father just recently had a heart attack, I was just wondering how
long they will keep him in the hospital. Also what else should he
expect; could anything else happen to him?
Tom
Potassium levels and cardiac problems05 Feb 2006 03:21 GMT2
I hope that sci.med.cardiology might shed
some light on my question.
I recently had a pacemaker implanted.  Before I went in
for it I had a look to see if endocrine problems could
Pinging "Dr. Chung"....04 Feb 2006 07:45 GMT25
Have you ever published anything in a peer-reviewed journal?  If so,
could you please cite the reference?
Standard Test May Miss Heart Disease in Women04 Feb 2006 01:20 GMT1
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-sci-heart1feb01,0,51018
29.story?coll=la-headlines-nation
or http://tinyurl.com/cpoq4
February 1, 2006
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