Articles, tagged with "ace inhibitors", page 1
04th October 2011
Once thought not to be that healthy (i.e. high in cholesterol), eggs have enjoyed a renaissance in the past decade or so. These natural foods are rich in nutrients and protein, and can help you feel full longer. A new study found that eggs may be even bet...
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Author:
DoctorsHealthPress
26th September 2011
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition which is quite commonly seen in women and fair-skinned individuals who fall within the age category of 30 and 60. Rosacea is also an inflammatory skin condition and individuals afflicted with it, will find his/her skin ...
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Author:
Amit Kothiyal
16th May 2011
The Medications
If you take blood pressure medications to address hypertension, you will need to take a blood pressure lowering drug for the rest of your life. These medications do not change the underlying reason that the blood pressure is high and so...
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Author:
Bob Held
06th May 2011
In the present days, where most people lead a busy life at work with pressure and responsibilities, having a High Blood Pressure seems to be one of the common ailments amongst many people. Recent statistics in UK shows that one in five people in UK have H...
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Author:
Bhumika
21st March 2011
Cough
A cough may be a good thing or a bad thing. Mostly, it's a good thing. It alerts your nervous system, both consciously and subconsciously, that some problem is in the respiratory airways that shouldn't be there. This is not the case where someone...
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Author:
John Laurusonis
21st March 2011
Led by Anju Nohria, MD, a cardiologist with special training in epidemiology and heart failure, and Javid Moslehi, MD, a cardiologist with additional training in molecular oncology, the Cardio-Oncology Program -- a joint initiative between the Division of...
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Author:
suzannebenz
20th January 2011
High blood pressure is a significant concern as it significantly raises the incidence of vascular disease and stroke. As a result of stress, poor diet and lifestyle, enzymes in our body produce a substance known as angiotensin II that causes blood vessels...
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Author:
John Phillip
20th January 2011
If you wish to manage your hypertension you may have to comply with these essential steps
* Diet Modification
* Normal Exercise
* Quit smoking
* Drug Treatment
Nevertheless bulk of hypertensive patients do will need drug therapy to manage BP.
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Author:
JakePornalo
14th January 2011
Just as females are vastly different from men so are the reasons they may lose hair. While hair loss in men is often due to hereditary factors this is rarely the case in women. So exactly what causes women to lose their hair? Actually, the loss on women o...
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Author:
Robert Parker
13th December 2010
How your physician treats your hypertension, or high blood pressure, actually relies upon upon simply how high your blood stress is when your physician discovers that it's too high. Here are the readings that doctors contemplate after they begin to deal w...
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Author:
jeffersonLampi
09th December 2010
The Pharmaceutical Industry is a wide one. It caters to all kinds of people and has several medicines, drugs and remedies under its umbrella. One such range of drugs is the cardiovascular drugs.
Today, several people are being diagnosed with heart pro...
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Author:
Chris_Reeve
29th October 2010
Hypertension, also referred to as high blood pressure, is a common problem in the United States. While exercise and diet can go far in reducing blood pressure, many patients with hypertension end up on medication to keep their blood pressure under control...
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Author:
lisa lucero
21st September 2010
Just as females are vastly different from men so are the reasons they may lose hair. While hair loss in men is often due to hereditary factors this is rarely the case in women. So exactly what causes women to lose their hair? Actually, the loss on women o...
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Author:
Parmindar Singh
12th August 2010
High Blood Pressure is a illness which exists when your blood vessels narrow. This narrowing usually leads to your systolic pressure reading 120 to 139 millimeters of mercury (mm Hg) or a bottom number on a blood pressure machine read reading from 80 to 8...
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Author:
benjamein.moore
13th July 2010
Hypertension is a rather common condition in which an individual will experience high blood pressure. The blood pressure becomes too intense for the body to handle, and the heart needs to pump much harder to accomplish it's job. The actual causes behind h...
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Author:
briangarvin