Question 1

i'm 21 female 5"3 weighing 223 pounds with heart conditions already. considering my weight, age, condition what would u think my lifexpectancy would be?

Accepted Answer

Depends: What kind of heart disease and whether your are able to exercise, weight loss and healthy life style.

Question 2

what do you think about these numbers 27 yo female total cholesterol- 204 triglycerides - 119 hdl - 57 vdl - 21 ldl - 126 am not diabetic or any heart conditions do have high blood pressure can healthy life style change help this?

Accepted Answer

: Yes.  The DASH eating plan will help all of them.  
Get this book. Do Chap 9 and disucss with your about likley need to step down BP meds. DASH Diet for Hypertension  ISBN.9780743410076 Go to main@hyperaldosteronism.groups.io to meet other patients  who are expert at DASHing,

Question 3

why are heart diseases in women less frequent compared to men?

Accepted Answer

Estrogenic effect.: The beneficial effects of ovarian steroids during the reproductive life of women account for their protection from major cardiac events before menopause. Please keep in mind that this does not apply to morbidly obese women, or women with multiple comorbidities (hypertension, diabetes). After menopause, women catch up to men and are also at high risk for coronary artery disease!

Question 4

are women more prone to heart diseases? i read that indigestion is a symtom of heart disease and it is more prominent between women, is that true?

Accepted Answer

Yes, : Yes, some people experience chest discomfort from their heart disease that feels similar to indigestion rather than the more typical anginal chest pain or pressure. It is true that women are more likely to experience atypical heart disease symptoms such as this one, and because of this the accurate diagnosis of heart disease can be delayed. If you experience indigestion-like symptoms that increase with activity as opposed to after meals, this could be a clue for have heart disease. Be sure to tell your doctor about this symptom.

Question 5

does the army accept people with heart conditions?

Accepted Answer

Army: In general the military does not accept people who have heart problems that could interfere with their performing normal duties. For practical purposes this means any heart abnormality that is signficant or likely to become so.

Question 6

are there any heart conditions that young athletes can develop from exercise?

Accepted Answer

See answer: Regular exercise is good for your heart but extended vigorous exercise performed during a marathon raises cardiac risk by seven-fold. There is evidence that Long-distance running also leads to high levels of inflammation that may trigger cardiac events and cause heart muscle damage. Short bursts of high intensity running, such as in playing basketball or soccer may be the best aerobic exercise.

Question 7

can heart conditions be passed on genetically?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely: Genetics are a big oart of cardiovascular disease.

Question 8

which types of heart conditions cause angina pain?

Accepted Answer

Several: Angina is chest, jaw, arm, back or shoulder pain that comes from the heart due to lack of proper blood flow to heart muscle. The classic cause of angina is coronary disease, this is typically cholesterol blockage of the arteries of the heart. Another cause is "syndrome x" which is spasm in the small vessels of the heart.  Prinzmetal angina is caused my spasm (pinching) of larger heart arteries.

Question 9

can salt in the diet have a direct or indirect effect on heart conditions?

Accepted Answer

Indirect via fluid: Increased intake of salt results in increased salt in the blood vessels. As a result, water tends to follow the salt. The net effect is higher volume in the blood. This can increase blood pressure which is a risk factor for heart disease.
  If a person has underlying heart failure, a higher intravascular volume can exacerbate symptomatic heart failure which may require hospitalization.

Question 10

i am wondering what heart conditions effect the p wave, qrs complex and t-wave, independently.?

Accepted Answer

Ecg: Atrial mechanical processes can affect the P wave without changing the others. Ventricular local processes especially damage can alter the qrs. These processes of ventricular alteration would almost always also affect the t wave. Some processes of electrolyte or ischemic nature can change the t wave without changing qrs.

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I'm 21 female 5"3 weighing 223 pounds with heart conditions already. considering my weight, age, condition what would u think my lifexpectancy would be?

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What do you think about these numbers 27 yo female total cholesterol- 204 triglycerides - 119 hdl - 57 vdl - 21 ldl - 126 am not diabetic or any heart conditions do have high blood pressure can healthy life style change help this?

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Why are heart diseases in women less frequent compared to men?

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Are women more prone to heart diseases? i read that indigestion is a symtom of heart disease and it is more prominent between women, is that true?

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Does the army accept people with heart conditions?

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Are there any heart conditions that young athletes can develop from exercise?

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Can heart conditions be passed on genetically?

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Which types of heart conditions cause angina pain?

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Can salt in the diet have a direct or indirect effect on heart conditions?

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I am wondering what heart conditions effect the p wave, qrs complex and t-wave, independently.?

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