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terça-feira, 18 de setembro de 2012

Arteriosclerosis and Atherosclerosis


Atherosclerosis is the progressive stiffening of the arteries. Atherosclerosis is the deposition of fat on artery walls. A very rigid arterial wall and deposit fat can become clogged. If this occurs in the heart, because infarction and brain, is called "stroke" or "stroke" (AVC). Walking, eating low fat, not smoking and not drinking alcohol, are great preventative measures.

Middle age


HEALTH CARE IS AN ACT OF INTELLIGENCE!

Middle age


There are other disorders that were not discussed in this work, any other information that we can provide the Brothers can be ordered through the Gr. ' Ans. '. Culture and Education GOERJ written will be happy to answer them within our means.

You want to have a healthy old age, do the following:


• Eat nutritious foods and not much fat;
• Do not drink alcohol frequently;
• Do not smoke or use any type of drug;
• Always active - stir up;
• Rest and sleep enough;
• Remain calm in any situation - stress is bad.

Stroke (cerebrovascular accident - CVA)


The stroke (CVA) is usually caused by a blood clot created by bleeding within the brain. The person may suddenly fall unconscious. His face is very red, her breathing hoarse and difficult. Coma can occur for hours or days. If the patient does not die, you can have trouble speaking, seeing, thinking or one side of the face and body can become paralyzed. Physiotherapy is very important after stroke.

Ringing in Ears with Deafness and Dizziness


The deafness that begins gradually, without pain or other signs, is usually irreversible but a hearing aid can help. Sometimes hearing loss is caused by ear infection.
When the older person can not hear with one or both ears - the times have dizziness or tinnitus hear a strong, probably with Ménière's disease (labyrinthitis).
Tinnitus, dizziness and floaters in vision may be signs of high blood pressure. Seek medical help.