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Blood & Blood Vessel (Vascular) Disorders

The basic types of blood vessels are arteries, veins, capillaries and lymphatics. Their main goal is to keep blood flowing to all of your vital organs. Here, you can discuss topics related to blood disorders (anemia, blood cholesterol, hemochromatosis, hemophilia, polycythemia vera, sepsis, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, thrombosis) and blood vessel disorders (arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, aneurysm, vasculitis, venous thrombosis, varicose veins, lymphedema).

Hypertension Sufferers Have Less Headaches

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Norwegian National Headache Center from Trondheim reveals that high blood pressure does not increase the risks for headaches and migraines as previously thought. A study they performed went further and found that people who suffer from high blood pressure are less likely to have headaches and...

by User avatar Lori2592

Having both thrombosis and hypertension?

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I am having problems with leg veins (thrombosis) and hypertension. For a long time I also have heart problems. Vein issues I have since my third delivery (gained a lot of weigh I did not manage to reduce and it even got more problematic after the menopause). So, can you tell me what would be the...

by User avatar sherline51672

diagnosed with Pulmonary Hypertension

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I was just diagnosed with Pulmonary Hypertension, even though I had a heart cath done in December, my pulmonary hypertension is induced by exercise. The doctor didn't want me to start medication in December he wanted me to exercise to strengthen my heart muscle, but I still had sypmtons, I have had...

by User avatar susie5767134

Objective blood pressure for a diabetic?

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Hello! My father is a diabetic. When his diabetes was diagnosed he changed his habits. He eliminated alcohol consumption and reduced smoking. Since he had difficulties losing weight he entered a weight modification program. Also, he takes regularly his dose of medication and checks his blood sugar...

by User avatar ninetta50188

How to detect vasospasm?

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8-| HOW TO I DETECT THAT MY PATIENT IS HAVING A VASOSPASM. WHAT TO OLOOK FOR.

by User avatar Guest

Pain at neck under ears

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I am currently taking a low dose of cytomel, for the past few days, off and on i have been having pain at both sides of my neck under the ears. I have had this before, but not as often as now. I am wondering if this could be related to blocked coratid artery? I have just started an exercise...

by User avatar debra renner63629

impaired glucose started after a cold/virus

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active 15 yr old male 139 lbs. often fatigued after eating. GTT was 193 after 1 hr and 186 after 2 hrs. all tests have come back normal. ...i.e. 3 month sugar avg, thyroid, sugar levls, cbc, cortisol.......any ideas what to look for. this has been going on for 3 months started after a...

by User avatar Guest

hypocholesterolemia, fatty liver, severe fatigue

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Choleserol level (total) average 120, fatty liver on CT, severe fatigue, Fever of unknown origin over 18 months. Specialists (Infect. Dis, Gasto, PCP, and 2nd opinion PCP) have no answers. ALL labs and tests, other than what I've already listed are normal. PLEASE ADVISE. Thanks

by User avatar Guest

leukemia

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Mom was told she has leukemia. What are the primary symtoms and how long can she survive with this disease?

by User avatar needinfonow

Is changing your diet and cutting out sugars all it takes to treat hypoglycemia?

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I’m 29 years old. Since last month I started to feel really uncommon weakness usually after meals. My doctor thinks that I probably have some kind of hypoglycemia. Now I need to do certain test which will show is he right. Is changing your diet and cutting out sugars all it takes to treat...

by User avatar roshelle34401