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1). When the Cardiologist says you have heart disease -- part-1 By : Abigail Franks
It all started innocently enough. I went to my primary care physician complaining of dizziness and a pain in my back. A quick ECG or electrocardiogram revealed a very fine and operational heart muscle. Still, being at an age where heart disease is considered a possibility and having several increased risk factors, my doctor decided that a trip to see the cardiologist was in order.
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2). Heart Attacks, Silent And Deadly By : Mayur
Heart disease is one of the nation’s deadliest killers taking the lives of almost one million Americans each year. Each of us has a different susceptibility to cardiovascular disease. Your fitness level and what you eat plays a major role. Approximately 64 million Americans have cardiovascular disease, and here’s the shocker; as many as 40 percent of those who suffer a heart attack have no symptoms.
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3). Heart Attacks And How To Prevent Them By : CP
At one time, little could be done for people with heart disorders, and for those who suffered from a heart attack. Today, improved medicines and new methods of treatment allow many cardiac (heart) patients to live normal or nearly normal lives. Also, new kinds of equipment and new methods of performing heart operations have saved the lives of many people for whom there was formerly no hope.
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4). When the Cardiologist says you have heart disease -- part-2 By : Abigail Franks
So angiogram was in my immediate future. I'm told this is a safe and relatively painless procedure and not to worry. There were plenty of things to worry about however. They don't want to shove a camera up through my body and into my heart because of no reason. Still, an angiogram is an outpatient procedure where the cardiologist opens an artery in your leg and works a camera into the heart muscle arteries.
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5). An Epidemic Of Heart Failure By : Ruth Bird
Researchers now believe they have proof of a heart failure epidemic. And they are compelling health care systems to meet the need.
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6). How To Test For Heart Failure By : MIKE SELVON
Over the past 20 years, the number of people aged 65 and older who are hospitalized for heart failure has risen roughly 30%.
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