Previous research had shown that certain eye diseases could cause a similar disruption to the blood-ocular barrier, which does for the eye what the blood-brain barrier does for the brain. Dr. Leigh's team discovered that a stroke can also compromise the blood-ocular barrier and that the gado...
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You need regular checkups all through your life, especially if eye problems run in your family or if you have other risk factors. An eye exam can also find other problems, like diabetes and high blood pressure, or even a stroke or brain tumor. Bulging eyes can signal thyroid disease. A ...
Preventing age-related eye problems It's much better to prevent age-related eye problems than to try to minimise their impact on your vision after they have begun. You can reduce your risk of developing serious eye problems later in life by maintaining a healthy lifestyle and having routine e...
preeclampsia. It happens when blood vessels in yourplacentaare too narrow and don't work right. (Higher blood pressure after 20 weeks is usually the first sign.) See your doctor right away. Without treatment, it can cause life-threatening problems. Medications and rest until you deliver can ...
Unequal pupil size can be a sign of serious problems. “It could be nothing or it could be an aneurysm, a tumor, a brain infection or a sign of a stroke,” said Taylor. “The point is to get in so we can figure it out.” ...
Atransient ischemic attack (TIA), also known as a "mini-stroke," can cause the same symptoms. It's also an emergency. The CDC recommends using "FAST" to check for problems: F (Face) –One side of the face may droop when you smile. ...
Physical Damage to Organs: Drugs can cause permanent harm to internal organs such as the heart, liver, and brain. The risk of stroke and life-threatening infections also rises dramatically. Behavioral Issues: Addiction leads to serious behavioral problems, including paranoia, aggression, and impulsivi...
(IVD). While some other serious health problems are often discovered in the first few months of a shih tzu's life, IVD is only likely to occur after the dog is 2 years old. For example, a shih tzu may be born with stenotic nares, or very narrow nostrils, a condition which puts ...
However, they did find AMD to be associated with a history of one or more cardiovascular diseases, including arteriosclerosis, circulatory problems, hyper tension, stroke and/or transient ischaemic attack, myocardial infarction, and angina. 27 The findings of these different studies raise questions...