Posts Tagged ‘Hypertension’
More Serious Complications of Psoriasis
Psoriasis
Red and peeling skin is often the scourge of life of people with this disease. Now, psoriasis is associated with serious diseases such as cardiovascular disease and cancer. That’s how a new study reported success Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.
The study found that people with severe psoriasis who experienced an increase in the incidence of the disease more dangerous. such as, arthritis, psoriasis, cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, diabetes, cancer and depression, obesity and other immune system disorders such as Crohn’s disease. Therefore, the researchers recommend that patients with psoriasis have complete control and regulate. Moreover, attempts to improve the physical and mental health, avoiding measures that increase risk foods such as smoking, excessive sun exposure and excessive.
In fact, the psoriasis has been associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease such as obesity and smoking. But it is increasingly seen as an effect of psychosocial treatment of psoriasis. And two new studies have changed the way we think. The study showed that patients with psoriasis are still at increased risk for cardiovascular experience, although it controlled the major cardiovascular risk factors. This Akhirn yastudi conclude that psoriasis itself is a risk factor for developing atherosclerosis and heart attacks.
According to Alexa B. Kimball, associate professor of dermatology at Harvard Medical School, which has given the study of psoriasis has been recognized as a cause of emotional stress in patients. Psoriasis is also associated with an increased incidence of mood disorders. One study estimates that 24% of depressed patients with psoriasis. Several studies have menumukan the risk of certain cancers in psoriasis patients increasing as a type of lymphoma and skin cancer called squamous cell carcinoma. Some of these cancers that supposedly made the psoriasis drugs that suppress the immune system causes.
Posted in Psoriasis Disease | 
Tags: arthritis, Cancer, cardiovascular diseases, depression, diabetes, Hypertension, immune system disorders, Obesity, psoriasis | 
No Comments »
One is Alzheimer’s Disease On Brain
Alzheimer’s or called az-Zhai-me, a sort of disease decreased brain function is complex and progressive. Alzheimer’s disease rather than a kind of contagious disease.
Alzheimer’s disease is a condition in which the power of memory decline with someone so badly infected can not fend for themselves. Alzheimer’s disease rather than ‘childish old age’ is simply a process of aging. On the other hand, is a kind of health problem that is very painful and needs to be given attention.
Alzheimer classified into one of a kind nyanyuk (dementia) is characterized by a downturn in the conversation, Sanity, memory, considerations, changes in personality and behavior that are not controlled. This situation is very burdensome not only to the infected, even family members who care. Alzheimer’s disease that decreases the memory function is also explained intellectual and social functions of his penghidap. Usually, family members only come with people who are sick to see a doctor if they have not put up with symptoms of a sick person.
Until now, the real source of this disease is not known. However, he was not due to aging. However, scientists believe, he was associated with the formation and changes in nerve cells that normally become fibers.
Risk for Alzheimer’s, a disease that is synonymous with old people, increases with age. “Starting at age 65 years, someone has a risk of five per cent of this disease and this risk has doubled every five years,” said the expert Psikogeriatrik, Office of Medical Psychology, Faculty of University Malaya Medical Center (PPUM), Dr. Esther Ebeenezer.
Level of Alzheimer’s
Forgot put the car keys, took the tray of money, do not know to buy goods to the store, forget the phone number or dos drug is commonly eaten among some mild symptoms.
If the sick person forgot the sugar in the drink mix, salt in cooking or mixing means water is categorized as a simple level.
If the sick person is not able to do things like deal with the principles themselves, wrong with the situation around the house, does not recognize associates or immediate family members, he indicated that sick people are in a serious level.
Other signs
People affected by this disease can be aggressive, quick to anger and lose interest or hobby to interact ever interested. It is estimated that in about 1950 of approximately 2.5 million of the world population suffering from this disease. In 2000, people with Alzheimer’s disease is estimated to reach six billion people.
World Health Organization (WHO), estimates that more than one billion people over the age older than 60 years or 10 percent of the population suffering from Alzheimer’s (2003). This increase, there is more to do with the world’s population aging, increases a woman’s lifetime until the age of 80 years and 75 years for men. In addition, maintenance of better health, declining marriage rates, increased divorce and those who marry but not many children.
The sick who are in a simple and severe stages will show a strange behavior. Among other things, like the scream, gasp and follow wherever nurses to the toilet though.
In addition, people who are sick also hear the sound or whisper soft and seeing frightening images. All of this is indirectly given to the nurse mental distress because they had to take care of the sick ’36 hours’ day.
People who are sick are also sometimes would walk over here without a cause, and their sleep patterns are also changing. People who are sick for more sleep during the day and awake at night.
In general, a sick man who was diagnosed with this disease have died from pneumonia or pneumonia. This is because, at that time a sick person can not perform any other activities.
The sad thing is that sick people do not understand what was happening to them and need help from others. The bad news is Alzheimer’s disease, can not be cured. However, the symptoms can still be controlled with medication.
The drugs were given at an early stage, can help patients such as cognitive memory, daily activities and behavior.
People at risk
* People with hypertension who reach the age of 40 years and over
* Person with diabetes
* Lack of exercise
* High cholesterol levels
* Factor descent – have families who suffer from this disease at the age of 50.
Posted in Diseases of the brain | Tags: activities, Alzheimer's disease, brain function, cholesterol, diabetes, doctor, Drug, exercise, Health, Hypertension, infected, memory, nurses | 1 Comment »
Walking to lose weight, it works …
We now know that moderate activity like walking brings countless benefits: significant reduction in the risk of cardiovascular disease, decrease hypertension, prevention of osteoporosis, improved mood … Line Online gives you the what to do!
Unlike running, which can sometimes create among overweight people of joint problems, walking virtually no sulfur-cons any indication. It is therefore an essential asset in a program of weight control.
Calculator in hand, walking a half-hour average pace can burn about 150 k calories. Scientific studies have shown that this activity, practiced daily for 3 months could be enough to make you lose several kilos. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Sports, Weight Loss | Tags: Calories, Hypertension, Overweight, Prevention of osteoporosis | 6 Comments »
Preventing Coronary Heart Disease with Various Tips
Healthy Diet
Avoid foods that are high in fat or high cholesterol. Fish are high in cholesterol, which can damage the heart. Reduce consumption of fried foods that are high in fat, otherwise the food can be treated, boiled, steamed or baked. Where possible, the food we eat low-fat or nonfat. Choose milk, cheese, butter or other foods low in fat. Fry in olive oil has a bit of fat ‘in order to be chosen when the process of frying food. Besides avoiding fatty foods, avoid foods with sugar content is too high, such as soft drinks. Karbohirat tertalu not eat many because the body break down carbohydrates into fat. In contrast, consumption of oats or wheat, which can help keep the heart healthy. Keep your diet is not excessive to avoid obesity, because someone with a waist circumference greater than 80 cm, an increased risk of this
Stop smoking
Smoking is not good for the heart Kesihatan, stop smoking advice to heart remains.
Avoid stress
Stress is very difficult to avoid if you live in the airport, known for his work. When a person experiences stress, the body releases cortisol, a hormone that causes blood vessels to become rigid. Hormones norepinephrine to produce the body cope with stress, resulting in increased blood pressure. Therefore, very well if you avoid the stress of one officer and at home.
Hypertension
hypertension or high blood pressure can also cause heart disease. Hypertension can mencederakan arterial wall and the channel that lets you get into the LDL cholesterol and increase the accumulation of arterial plaque.
Obesity
Overweight or obese increases the high blood pressure and abnormal fat. Avoid or mengubati obesity or overweight is the main way to prevent diabetes. Accelerating diabetes and coronary heart disease increases the risk of heart attack.
Exercise regularly
You can do sports like hiking, brisk walking or jogging. Sporting activities are not competitive and not too much work to strengthen the heart and blood circulation throughout the body.
The consumption of antioxidants
Air pollution, gases of motor vehicles or cigarette smoke, due to free radicals in the body. Free radicals can cause ulcers or deposits in blood vessels that can cause blocco.Antiossidanti can be obtained from a variety of fruits and vegetables.
Inheritance
One of the parents or siblings had suffered a heart attack before age 60 are at increased risk for this disease. “Therefore, if you have people who have suffered a heart attack, you should be more careful to maintain the diet and lifestyle advice may protect the heart.
Posted in heart health, Weight Loss | Tags: antioxidants, cholesterol, heart attack, Hypertension, Obesity, smoking | 1 Comment »