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If one of your artery valves stop working is that a sign of a heart attack?
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yes as well as cardiac attack or stroke I believe...
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I would say that it has to do with the heart muscle. The weaker muscle that causes a heart attack due no exercise, not enough drink fluids, and poor nutrients. The stroke is where an object clots in your heart's vein or brain's blood vessels - i.e. bad fat foods.
There are three type of strokes: silent (small), mild, and severe. (temporary or permanent) Another stuff like this: Aneurysm, Arrhythmia, Atrial fibrillation, Rhythm Disorders, and high blood pressure.
Most doctors don't tell you for additional pills for installing a pacemaker. Let's say about 7 different pills. The pacemaker requires a battery replacement every 6 or 7 years.
Off the topic - this is important for you to know:
Did you know that it is very important for you to go to a dentist every 6 months? If you did not go to a dentist for over 5 years, you may get a heart valve infection. It does not matter how healthy you are. I am not joking. Also, if you get stuck a food in your gum and hard to get rid of it, you must see the dentist before the infection starts to spread your body - especially the infection eat your valve in a few days!
If you do not believe me, that's your problem.
There are three type of strokes: silent (small), mild, and severe. (temporary or permanent) Another stuff like this: Aneurysm, Arrhythmia, Atrial fibrillation, Rhythm Disorders, and high blood pressure.
Most doctors don't tell you for additional pills for installing a pacemaker. Let's say about 7 different pills. The pacemaker requires a battery replacement every 6 or 7 years.
Off the topic - this is important for you to know:
Did you know that it is very important for you to go to a dentist every 6 months? If you did not go to a dentist for over 5 years, you may get a heart valve infection. It does not matter how healthy you are. I am not joking. Also, if you get stuck a food in your gum and hard to get rid of it, you must see the dentist before the infection starts to spread your body - especially the infection eat your valve in a few days!
If you do not believe me, that's your problem.
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I would say that it has to do with the heart muscle. The weaker muscle that causes a heart attack due no exercise, not enough drink fluids, and poor nutrients. The stroke is where an object clots in your heart's vein or brain's blood vessels - i.e. bad fat foods.
There are three type of strokes: silent (small), mild, and severe. (temporary or permanent) Another stuff like this: Aneurysm, Arrhythmia, Atrial fibrillation, Rhythm Disorders, and high blood pressure.
Most doctors don't tell you for additional pills for installing a pacemaker. Let's say about 7 different pills. The pacemaker requires a battery replacement every 6 or 7 years.
Off the topic - this is important for you to know:
Did you know that it is very important for you to go to a dentist every 6 months? If you did not go to a dentist for over 5 years, you may get a heart valve infection. It does not matter how healthy you are. I am not joking. Also, if you get stuck a food in your gum and hard to get rid of it, you must see the dentist before the infection starts to spread your body - especially the infection eat your valve in a few days!
I believe you because my mom told me that long time ago. :-P
The problem is I don't understand some people who lost their teeth and they haven't died or anything from infection and they're still alive (my family members) and my grandma had no teeth and she passed away when she was 88 and she was a large woman. She first had stroke when she was about early 80's. That is a normal lifespan, also.
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Many elders take water pills because of their swollen legs due lack of exercises, and they keep forgetting to put up their legs on a small stool.
I personally do not believe in water pills because the elders intend to forget to drink water daily so their doctor give them the prescription. My theory that the adult-children are tired of giving them the water pill every day for years. I had the first hand to research on a few elder people who took the water pills and fall down on the ground by accident. They lived for 6 years where the water pills/fall down started. I am surprised to see the comparison.
My grandmother had the water pills and lacked her reminding to put her legs up because she had Alzheimer's disease. I believe that water is better than the water pills because they are similar. The water and the water pills make them to pee a lot. It's just the same.
I personally do not believe in water pills because the elders intend to forget to drink water daily so their doctor give them the prescription. My theory that the adult-children are tired of giving them the water pill every day for years. I had the first hand to research on a few elder people who took the water pills and fall down on the ground by accident. They lived for 6 years where the water pills/fall down started. I am surprised to see the comparison.
My grandmother had the water pills and lacked her reminding to put her legs up because she had Alzheimer's disease. I believe that water is better than the water pills because they are similar. The water and the water pills make them to pee a lot. It's just the same.