When the heart is failing, the blood in your body is pumped much slower. Because of this, any blood returning to the heart cannot get to it and instead, must go somewhere else. This is what results in swelling. You may also notice weight gain in your abdomen area as a result of the...
Background: Heart Failure is a common clinical syndrome resulting from cardiac disease. It is recognized by a constellation of symptoms and signs due to a failing heart, including dyspnea, raspy breathing/wheezing, persistent coughing, blood tinged sputum, weight gain due to fluid retention...
This is the stage of heart failure still curable if treated. On radiographs below, we see a normal heart on the left and a failing heart and dilated on the right. Another common cause of heart failure is diseases of the heart valves. When a heart valve shows any alteration, either ...
- 《American Heart Journal》 被引量: 246发表: 2007年 Paroxetine is a direct inhibitor of g protein-coupled receptor kinase 2 and increases myocardial contractility. G protein-coupled receptor kinase 2 (GRK2) is a well-established therapeutic target for the treatment of heart failure. Herein we...
or indirectly affect the heart can also result in heart failure. If these conditions can be adequately treated, heart failure can be halted. However, after a long period of time, the body’s compensatory mechanisms to maintain a normal cardiac output may cause irreversible damage to the heart....
abnormal bulging of the large vessel leaving theheart(the aorta), resulting in heart problems; the development of large nodules (gummas) in various organs of the body; infection of the brain, causing astroke, mental confusion,meningitis(type of brain infection), problems with sensation, or weak...
result of the individual believing it will remedy the symptoms (placebo effect). Also, breathing into a paper bag when one is having trouble breathing can make matters worse when the hyperventilation is the result of conditions of oxygen deprivation, as occurs with an asthmaattackor a heart ...
Demographic, clinical, and psychological characteristics of the heartburn groups classified using the Rome III criteria and factors associated with the res... Background/Aims: The diagnostic criteria for nonerosive reflux disease (NERD) and functional heartburn (FH) have been changed. We investigated...
to tell your body systems what to do. The hormones your body releases when you're stressed get you ready to meet the challenge or demand in your environment. During the stress response, your body gets ready to flee or fight by increasing your heart rate, breathing rate, and blood pressure...
packer m. uric acid is a biomarker of oxidative stress in the failing heart: lessons learned from trials with allopurinol and sglt2 inhibitors. j cardiac fail. 2020;26(11):977–84. article google scholar searles cd. the nitric oxide pathway and oxidative stress in heart failure. ...