is bicuspid aortic valve with arteriostenosis considered a heart disease? would zquil be harmful to that?

Question

Would blood being thinned through garlic consumption help heart flow through a bicuspid aortic valve?

Answer 1

19 is young for: Condition you described- zzzquil is an antihistamine that helps some people sleep. Should not be a proble.

Answer 2

Probably not: Surgery is rare in children with gastroesophageal reflux disease, the usual cause of "heartburn." nearly all cases of reflux can be treated with special feeding techniques or medicine. Surgery is only used in very rare cases of severe, chronic reflux, or in children who are neurologically impaired (in these cases, reflux can lead to pneumonia). A healthy baby with reflux won't need surgery.

Answer 3

Unlikely: Surgery (called a nissen fundoplication) used to be a commonly accepted treatment for heartburn or reflux, but is rarely used nowadays except in extreme cases. More common treatments include specialized formulas, anti-acid medications, positioning of the baby and thickening feedings.

Answer 4

Probably not :): In most cases, heartburn is a transient problem due to reflux of stomach acid into esophagus. In many babies this resolves with age. There are a number of medications that can be prescribed to help alleviate the reflux. It is only in very rare circumstances (including neuromuscular disorders or severe failure to thrive) that a surgery is medially required for this otherwise common condition.

Answer 5

Heart burn: Not at al make sure that you discuss with your pediatrician possible medical treatments.

Answer 6

Depends: Indomethacin taken frequently over a long period of time can cause a transient change in the fetal heart circulation (in doctor speak it closes the ductus arteriosus). Small doses for only a few days, which is usually the only thing we would do, is not particularly dangerous. Check with your doctor on why you are taking it and whether monitoring is needed.

Answer 7

Talk to your : Physician . Nsaids are generally contraindicated during pregnancy.

Answer 8

Probably Not: The major risk of venous blood clots is that they can travel to the lungs as a pulmonary embolus, which can be deadly. This is the main reason clots need to be treated. Rarely, if a person has a common heart defect or a rare artery clot, clots can lead to stroke. Heart attacks with blood clots would almost always be related to pulmonary emboli, rather than the clot itself.

Answer 9

It depends: Heart attack develops from heart artery blockage. If blood clot develops in the coronary artery, yes heart attack results. On the other hand, if the blood clot is in the veins, there is no need to worry about "heart attack". Blood clot in the leg veins can travel to the heart and can block pulmonary arteries. This is pulmonary embolism, not "heart attack" as i understood the term.

Answer 10

?: Where is your blood clot? In the leg? Will usually be cought in the lung unless you have pfo check with your doc asap.

Answer 11

Maybe: There is a higher incidence of heart attacks and strokes in persons with kidney disease.

Answer 12

Yes: According to epocrates....Ckd is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, independent of comorbidities such as dm, htn, and dyslipidemia. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for these patients, and the overwhelming majority of patients with CKD will die prior to reaching the need for renal replacement therapy.

Answer 13

Yes: Kidney failure is a definite risk favor for heart attacks and strokes. Be sure to follow your doctors directions faithfully and it will help!

Answer 14

Yes: High blood pressure is one of the major risk factors for heart attacks. If you have it, take steps to keep it under control with health diet, regular exercise, weight loss if needed, limited alcohol consumption, avoidance of tobacco and medications if needed. You should also find out what other risk factors for heart attack or stroke you have and address them as well.

Answer 15

Yes: Yes eventually it will contribute to an increased risk.

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