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@@healthdecide How can we avoid this 3 conditions pls ?

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Thank you! Our goal is to bring better clarity to health education and these 3 are often confused.

We applaud you for facing your fears. Our hope is that good education can help dispel fears or confusion through better understanding. And that confidence can help empower better health decisions and quality of life through earlier preventions.

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Thanks for the request. Heart palpitations can be worrisome, but they're usually harmless. Rarely they can be a symptom of a more serious condition like Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)- a quivering or irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). I have linked our animation for AFib below. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eM6mgLN8zsm-pac.html

​@@healthdecideAs much as it is not fatal, it can however reduce the heart pumping efficiency by about 20 to 30%. This only means that the atrial will not serve as a primer pump for the ventricle. Just a contribution.

​@wahabmajekodunmi2414 This makes sense . I have Arythmia . When it happens and I get the "catch up" thumping , I have to breathe deep and long as it feels like I'm not getting enough oxygen into me

We get it! But it hopefully becomes less scary when you understand it better. 👍

Thank you so much! That is exactly how we hope it will be used and shared (with attribution)- to help people have a better grasp on these important topics quickly.

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Sad 😢 how old is your father

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Nothing to worry about , anxiety and other feelings can cause the heart to feel like it beats irregularly, but if you’re concerned you can always talk to a doctor to run an ecg

@@soccercrackyt9159 Thank you very much. I admit that i am already an obese person. i dont really exercise. There was even one tisme that i felt a sudden ache on the left side of my chest for like 1 second, as if my body was warning me of heart attack. Pls is this also as serious as i think it is?

@@Infinitychannel0 heart attacks can signal along with other symptoms such as pain in left arm, chest , neck and jaw , pain or tightness that goes away and comes back from hours to days , shortness of breath ,cold sweat , fatigue , dizziness , but all of these symptoms don’t always mean it’s a heart attack , I experienced the same symptoms at times and worried about it too until I got my heart checked with a cardiologist to make sure , I suggest you do the same to get it out if your head but I’m sure it’s nothing and you’re ok , don’t worry

Why are you sad

Even your body knows being too emotional causes you pain. Sadness doesn't come from others, you chooses to be sad for every little things you cannot do/achieve/get/endure/be satisfied with 😅

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@@healthdecide why am I still alive? When I was 9 years old I had a rheumatic fever which led to rheumatic heart disease. When I was having fever, doctor said I had a heart failure. I was given 24 hours to live but I survived and was given so many medicines to take for the rest of my life but due to poverty I have not taken those meds till this day. Doctor also said that I would not live beyond 12 years old because of my heart disease unless I would have a heart surgery but I didn't have a heart surgery, again, due to poverty. Doctor also said that I should not do strenuous activities as my heart would not be able to cope up with the stress. But I survived till 25 years old. But when I was 25, I was diagnosed with coronary heart disease which led me to heart attack. Again I survived. Doctor gave me medicines to take for the rest of my life for my coronary heart disease but I haven't taken those meds till this day, again, due to poverty. Doctor also said that I should have a bypass operation but we didn't have money for that 'cuz as I've said, we are poor. 20 years later since my heart attack, I have been living a normal life. Doing strenuous activities, not taking any medicines at all both for my rheumatic heart disease and my coronary heart disease. And still haven't undergone heart surgery at all. So, no meds, no surgery, only strenous activities everyday but I'm doing so fine. I'm living a very normal life and able to breathe well without any pace maker or stent or whatever. Doctor said that I wouldn't live long but I am now 45 years old. So, why am I still alive?

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You are welcome! When you can visualize these concepts, they become much easier to understand.

We are so glad you are ok. Yes - heart health is incredibly important from healthy habits, nutritional support, and regular checkups- all of it makes a difference.

why did you have it at so ealry age? do you had any bad habits like smoking or drinking or what was the cause of it for you?

@@IslamFighter81 I have healthy habits non smoker and drinker. Healthy weight also they have no idea I got cardiomyopathy and that’s what led to heart failure

@@francescamurray9420 Bro I want to ask, what symptoms did you had when you got diagonosed with cardiomyopathy? Did you had Shortness of breath with or without physical exertion, Swelling in the legs or ankles, Dizziness or Lightheadedness, Fainting, Arrhythmias or any other symptoms? please share your thoughts

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Thank you! We think so too.

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We think so too!

i have also same problem my ecg 6/7 time eco 2 time complete normal ... then after all test i go through chest x ray them diagnosis costochondritis that causes anxious and stress condition bacuse all heart normal but undiagnosed costochondritis is reason..... so do x ray

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Yes- in a heart attack the blocked artery prevents blood from reaching a section of the heart and that part of the heart begins to die, but the heart does not usually stop beating during a heart attack. So you are exactly right, Heart attack can lead to (and increase the risk of) cardiac arrest, a disruption of the hearts electrical system to where it cannot pump blood effectively- but they are not the same.

You’re far from alone in thinking that. It’s a really common misconception.

That is a great question, while the other two conditions are often acute events, heart failure can develop slowly over time (it can also start suddenly). Symptoms may present as shortness of breath, fatigue, swelling in the legs and feet, weakness, decrease in the ability to exercise, rapid weight gain from fluid, nausea, rapid/irregular heart beats. Bc (like you said) symptoms can be intermittent, sometimes the condition is diagnosed until later stages. So anyone experiencing those symptoms should get checked. Especially with chest pain, fainting or severe weakness, rapid/irregular heartbeat with shortness of breath. The causes and severity of heart failure can vary widely so treatments also vary. Sometimes lifestyle changes and treating contributing factors can reverse heart disease. Other times surgery is needed. Or a combination of medicines may be used. This is why recognizing the symptoms and being seen is so important.

@@healthdecide wow! Thanks for replying!!! And thanks for the video!

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We hope you become one! The world needs more great doctors.

Yes, animation can make complicated concepts more accessible to a wider audience. Being able to visualize medical and health concepts is crucial for understanding.

Hmmmm

Don't know why most of the preacher get cardiovascular disease including imam of kaba even though they read the God's word

@@mahabub1409 here your answer by Allah "And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient." - Quran 2:155 This is just test for them

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@@leslie4351 then who's he?

Being mindful of cardiovascular health is incredibly important. Monitoring blood pressure, normal body weight for the individual, blood glucose, and cholesterol levels can give good basic insights into heart health. Some conditions may require more advanced or regular testing. And if you have a family history of cardiac issues, regular screenings can save lives. Proactive actions like healthy eating, regular exercise, and quitting smoking or tabacco use will positively impact your heart health. We recommend seeing your doctor to evaluate your heart health and understand and address any individual concerns.

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That sounds incredibly difficult to experience. We are so glad you were able to get that taken care of.

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@@healthdecide how can I reach out directly?

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A rare side effect of heparin is a condition called Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia. It occurs in a very small number of patients, but it has very serious symptoms including worsening of clotting and developing new clots, which can lead to stroke, heart attack, or deep vein thrombosis. Otherwise, (and for most patients) heparin works as an anticoagulant, preventint further clotting.

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If you are referring to blood pressure: Normal pressure is 120/80 or lower. Your blood pressure is considered high (stage 1) if it reads 130/80. Stage 2 high blood pressure is 140/90 or higher. If you get a blood pressure reading of 180/110 or higher more than once, seek medical treatment right away. A reading this high is considered “hypertensive crisis.”

We apologize for any confusion - cardiac arrest is explained first in the video from 0:19 to 1:44. In the narration it is first referred to as "Sudden death" a common term for cardiac arrest.

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There is actually a term for that: Cyberchondria. Its the anxiety that comes from reading/ watching about medical issues with some general symptoms online. If you are concerned, regular checkups and speaking with a healthcare provider can be helpful in reassuring you.

It can be, but not always! CPR or an AED can save someone in Cardiac Arrest. Fast treatment for a Heart Attack can save a life (and angioplasty and stenting, or bypass surgeries can be very effective). People can live a long time with Heart Failure, so recognizing the symptoms can get them to a Cardiologist to determine the cause and prescribe treatment. Understanding the difference can help save lives.

We are so sorry to hear that.

Hello, we are sorry you are feeling afraid. Our hearts are incredible, and this can be a good reminder to check in on how we are taking care of them. If you are worried about certain symptoms, getting a check up with your doctor can help identify any issues or reassure you that you are healthy. You can also take steps to ensure your heart health like stopping any smoking or tobacco use, exercise daily, reduce stress, eat healthy, and hydrate. We wish you well.

Heart failure is when the heart can’t pump the blood efficiently through the body, heart attack is when one of the coronary arteries is blocked or severely restricted, and cardiac arrest is when the heart stops beating and death

A healthy diet is the number one preventative factor for heart disease.