Speak about your Heart Attack

I think many of you just feel the need to talk about their sufferings or a successful recovery after a Heart Attack. Say it loud, share your experience. Talk about your Heart Attack!

Share your Heart Attack experience with us!

Vitamin E in doses bigger than 400IU (250mg) must be avoided, researchers say
Thumbnail image Researches talk about the evidences that Vitamin E in doses higher that 400IU increases in 1 to 20 the risk of a stroke or a heart attack
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Heart attack controlled by Fish Oil and Vitamin E
Thumbnail image Fish Oil proved to be efficient in Heart Attack, only if taken together with Vitamin E
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Cholesterol is a risk factor in heart attack
Thumbnail image Wondering where cholesterol comes into your body? There are 2 main sources – internally and externally. Read more about cholesterol sources and factors which raise cholesterol levels
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Heart Attack Management after hospital discharge
Thumbnail image Notices on AMI patients after hospital discharge - their lifeafter, sexual life, counseling, and following activities. A good lecture for heart attack survivors, but also for their caregivers
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Nitroglycerin -- a solution for the angina pains
Thumbnail image I consider Nitroglycerine is very effective in chest pains, and it is one of the most used solutions because it is affordable and cheap. What are the main characteristic and properties of this drug and some curious facts about it
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Signs of a Heart Attack
Thumbnail image Heart attack signs -- an article in which I describe the signs that can make you think you might have a heart attack.
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High blood pressure

Hypertension is one of the risk factors in Heart Attack. You must know the values of blood pressure that might threat you

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Aspirin prevents MI

Researches show Aspirin is efficient in treating Heart Attack in smaller doses

Heart Attack in women

Women are vulnerable to Heart Attack - and it's a myth that heart diseases are "man's disease"