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21January
2022
Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects millions of people worldwide. Uncontrolled cases can lead to blindness, kidney dysfunction, heart disease, and other serious conditions.
2June
2022
Chronic Venous Insufficiency, known by its acronym CVI, is the inability of the veins to adequately return blood to the heart, which causes the accumulation of blood in the legs, leading to various symptoms and problems. Veins and arteries play a fundamental role in the correct functioning of our circulatory system since they are responsible for transporting blood from the heart to the whole body in two directions: from the organ to the different parts of the organism -arteries-and vice versa -veins-. The walls of the veins have tiny valves that open and close and serve to help control the pressure and flow of the blood, facilitating its proper return to the heart. In the case of the legs, two systems allow the blood to overcome the force of gravity and return to the heart: Vein valves are only oriented upward towards the heart, allowing the flow of blood from the veins to the heart.The second system is known as a muscular pump. The veins of the lower extremities are located between the muscles, so with each step we take, there is a muscular contraction that squeezes the veins and allows the upward flow of blood. Therefore, it is advisable […]
Hypertension is the clinical term for high blood pressure. It implies that excessive force is pushing against the veins that convey blood from the heart to the body. Hypertension affects almost half of all adults in the United States. It can lead to numerous serious medical conditions, such as heart attack, heart failure, stroke, and kidney disease. Early remedy of hypertension is essential to prevent these and other problems. According to research, when a person’s blood pressure reaches 130/80 mm Hg, he should start treatment for hypertension, including lifestyle changes and sometimes medication. In this article, we are discussing different treatments for hypertension, lifestyle adjustments, and alternative medications. We also share tips for living with hypertension and diagnosing this condition. Medications There are quite a few hypertension medications that have different effects on the body. The following are the various categories of drugs, how they work, and their potential side effects: Diuretics: These drugs help the body eliminate excess salt and water. Some also reduce potassium, which can cause weakness.Beta-Blockers: These drugs reduce the workload of the heart. Side effects may include slow heart rate and fatigue. An example is a metoprolol.Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers (ARBs): These block angiotensin’s effects, allowing blood vessels […]
When adults finally received the Covid-19 vaccine a year ago, most of them were aware that the vaccine could cause adverse effects such as headaches, weariness, and discomfort. But according to some researchers, it’s time to include another typical occurrence on the list: Temporary menstrual changes. Nearly half of the women who took part in a recent study and had regular periods at the time of the survey said their periods were heavier after they got the Covid-19 vaccine. This current study, the largest one of its kind to date, builds on previous research emphasizing the transitory effects of Covid-19 vaccinations on menstrual periods. The new study began in April 2021 by the researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, when people started reporting unexpected bleeding and higher flow after receiving vaccinations. On the other hand, the reply to these tales at the time was that no data tied menstrual changes to vaccination. The researchers analyzed data from three consecutive cycles before vaccination and from three cycles after that – including the cycle or cycles in which vaccination took place – to understand how vaccination’s periods were affected. The participants […]
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