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sintoms of aheart attack?

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Chest pain: Chest pain that is dull, achy and heavy feeling usually right in middle of chest and worse with exertion.

Question 2

does menieres come in attacks?

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Yes..usually so: Hallmark f meniere's disease: fluctuating hearing loss, occasional episodic vertigo, tinnitus (ringing in ear),  and aural fullness sensation in ear...A person is often without symptoms until an attack occurs..Pperisstent tinnitus with progressive hearing loss and imbalance may occur with recurrent attacks..So treatment and follow-up are recommended..
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Question 3

what are symptoms of gallbladder attacks?

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Pain and nausea: Upper abdominal pressure discomfort with gas and bloated feeling after eating, may get upper abdominal pain and nausea, sometimes vomiting. Worse after eating some fatty or greasy foods. Pain can go into the right upper abdomen.

Question 4

what foods are okay for avoiding gout attacks?

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High in purines : Avoid: beef lamb pork shellfish, such as shrimp, clams, and lobster. Avoid beer and hard liquor such as vodka or scotch. A glass or 2 of wine daily is fine. Low fat dairy products are good  to eat  as they help  get uric acid into your urine and out of your body.

Question 5

what are the causes of asthma attacks?

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Many: Virus infection, exertion, air pollution, allergens, weather change, tobacco smoke, and even stress.

Question 6

might somebody have asthma and not have asthma attacks?

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Yes: Asthma symptoms are cough, wheeze, chest tightness and shortness of breath.  These symptoms can range from mild to severe.  A person doesn't have to have an attack, the symptoms could be rather mild and intermittent. An allergist or pulmonologist can assess a persons asthma and determine the severity, control and best treatment approach.

Question 7

are panick attacks curable?

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Depends upon illness: As in other areas of medicine, there are many variables.The reality of "the anxiety disease", a book by dr. David sheehan that i recommend you read, is that when it comes to panic disorder there are often relapses in spite of the best efforts, including cbt, relaxation therapy and meds.Cure is not the best word to use. Treatment to diminish them and manage them are more appropriate terms to use.

Question 8

what triggers anxiety and anxiety attacks?

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Triggers for anxiety: Vary widely from person to person.  Sometimes a trigger is a conditioned response to a person, place, or thing we've been around when we felt anxious and then it becomes a trigger later.  Fear of having an anxiety attack becomes the real issue.  A clinical psychologist can help you manage this.  Peace and good health.

Question 9

what is the symptoms of aniexty attack?

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Physical, mental : Anxiety symptoms happen on three axis, first is mental with apprehension, fear and tension, second is physical with any combination of tachycardia, chest pain, sob, sweating, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, headache, blurring of vision , numbness and tingling, hot flashes, chills, muscle aches and abdominal cramps.  The third axis is behavioral manifesting in avoidance.

Question 10

what are the symptoms of a hypoglycaemic attack?

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Black/ passing out: Make you feel weak, tired, sweaty, racing heart, black out or pass out.

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