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Stroke, risk factors and prevention
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A stroke can cause paralysis and disable a person, but by taking suitable precautions the chances of suffering from stroke are reduced. If a blood relative has suffered from a stroke, you are more likely to suffer from a stroke and should modify your lifestyle accordingly. Some of the precautions to be taken for preventing strokes are:. Reducing blood pressure by exercising, reducing salt and alcohol intake, managing stress and reducing weight are very important. 2If you suffer from diabetes. 6 Drinking ...
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Diabetes, cause, remedies and prevention
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Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disease where the body cannot regulate the level of blood sugar (glucose) in the body . The level of blood glucose is regulated by hormones, mainly insulin which is produced in the pancreas. The muscle and other cells of the body do not get the glucose which they require for various activities. The high level of blood sugar also damages various organs and tissues. There are 3 types of diabetes - Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 (Gestational diabetes). Type 3 (Gestational diabete...
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Hypertension, high blood pressure, cause, remedies and prevention
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Hypertension or high blood pressure does not have any obvious symptoms, but increases the risk of strokes, heart failure, heart attacks and renal failure. It is a very common ailment, with 20% of the population suffering from it. It usually remains undetected in most people, and only people when undergo a medical checkup they become aware of this ailment. Some of the cause of hypertension are:. 1 Salt intake - high sodium content in food and alcohol increase the blood pressure. Malignant hypertension can...
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Sleep apnea (Breathing problems at night)
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Breathing problems at night (sleep apnea). How to get sleep. When a person breathes , the air containing oxygen enters through the nose and passes through the back of the throat, voice box , windpipe to reach the lungs. The lungs the oxygen in the air which we breathe in is exchanged with the carbon dioxide generated in the body. We automatically breathe through the nose at night and when we are awake, we breathe through the mouth if the nose is blocked.
