Coronary artery disease can vary in its course and even become chronic. Early diagnosis is therefore all the more important and can be life-saving. Progression of coronary artery disease Coronary artery disease has quite different courses in individual cases: If the first symptom of coronary heart disease is a heart attack and if this is … Coronary Artery Disease: Course and Diagnosis
Introduction Heart stumbling is a form of cardiac arrhythmia. In the technical jargon it is called extrasystole. These are additional beats of the heart that do not correspond to the normal heart rhythm. They are caused by complex false impulses in the cardiac conduction system. Heart stumbling can often occur after eating. Causes of heart … Heart stumbling after the meal
Other accompanying symptoms With heart stumbling, which occurs after the meal, it can concern the so-called Roemheld syndrome that occurs particularly after large meals or strongly bloating meals. Beside heart stumbling symptoms can occur like: Tachycardia (rapid heartbeat), Significant slowing of the heartbeat (bradycardia), Shortness of breath in the sense of shortness of breath (dyspnoea), … Other accompanying symptoms | Heart stumbling after the meal
Duration of heart stumbles In the acute situation, heart stumbling usually lasts only for a short time. Some people have only 1-2 beats outside the normal heart rhythm. In others, the stumbling of the heart lasts for several minutes. However, it usually does not last longer than a few minutes. Prognosis Heart stumbling after eating … Duration of heart stumbles | Heart stumbling after the meal
Aegopodium podagraria is the Latin name for goutweed, a plant of the umbellifer family. By gardeners, the perennial is fought as a weed. Meanwhile, healers and cooks value it as a medicinal herb and wild vegetable. Occurrence and cultivation of goutweed According to the medieval theory of signatures, Aegopodium podagraria has been used in natural … Goutweed: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Myosin belongs to the motor proteins and is responsible, among other things, for the processes involved in muscle contraction. There are several types of myosins, all of which participate in transport processes of cell organelles or in displacements within the cytoskeleton. Structural abnormalities in the molecular structure of myosin can be causes of muscle diseases … Myosin: Function & Diseases
Definition Heart stumbling is the term used to describe extra beats of the heart that occur outside the normal heart rhythm. In technical jargon, they are called extrasystoles. They often occur in young, heart-healthy people, but triggers or causes are not always to be found. However, certain thyroid diseases can promote the (increased) occurrence of … Heart stumbling through the thyroid gland
The diagnosis In order to make a diagnosis of heart stumbling due to thyroid disease, the extrasystoles must first be detected in an ECG. Often this is not possible in a normal ECG because the derivation time of the heart action is only a few seconds and extrasystoles usually occur much less frequently. Therefore, the … The diagnosis | Heart stumbling through the thyroid gland
The course of the disease With an adequate treatment of hyperthyroidism, a heart stumbling through the thyroid gland usually disappears quickly. If the thyroid dysfunction is not treated, the heart stuttering can occur again and again. All articles in this series: Heart stumbling through the thyroid gland The diagnosis The course of the disease
Life and heart rhythm belong together. Since life is full of movement, the heart cannot beat like clockwork either. When we are happy, when we are excited, it beats faster, we know that. But we also know that there are cardiac arrhythmias that are not only annoying, but dangerous. Interview with Professor Thomas Meinertz, MD. … Cardiac Arrhythmias: the Most Important Questions
The gradual calcification of the coronary arteries with all its consequences is the most common heart disease of all in the western industrialized nations – in Germany, almost one third of all men and 15 percent of women are affected. For years, it has been the leading cause of death. Coronary heart disease is caused … Coronary Artery Disease: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Prevention
Depending on the stage of the disease, the following measures can be considered and applied individually or in combination: Control of risk factors Medication Dilatation of coronary artery stenosis by special cardiac catheters. Bypass surgery Control of risk factors The basis of any treatment for coronary artery disease is the consistent control of risk factors … Coronary Artery Disease: Treatment
