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Happy Monday Friends, As February, which is American Heart Association ❤️ month, comes toward its end, I found this longgg video from last year and thought I'd share a portion of it. Ive received messages from people about their loved ones who've suffered a stroke, and the aftermatg of its impact. 😔 T.he utmost takeaway is to urge heightened awareness. There is so much to cover on this subject and a helpful acronym to remember is FAST. F- Face- look for any facial changes, such as drooping and inability to move one or both sides. A- Arms- Look for any changes, such as inability to move arms freely, usually happens on one side While strokes do affect brain tissue, its origin is cardiovascular (CV) and then it's become both CV and neurological. S- Speech- slurred speech or inability to speak or articulate words. T- Time- time is of the essence and calling 911 is imperative to render care as fast as possible Wisjing everyonea hearthealthylife. #gored.

This is based on historical facts. We had researchers who did these tremendous animal models that clearly demonstrated... "Whoa, we've been mistaken." They did a series of animal model research where they subjected animal models to a variety of different sleep deprivation stages. Absolute sleep deprivation, selective reduction of sleep, and progressive sleep deprivation. You wanna know what they found? Rodent models that were absolutely sleep deprived died within 2 to 4 weeks. The next group, died within 4 to 6 weeks. The last group didn't die immediately, but rather experienced a hyper-metabolic state, developed hypothermia, and were unable to control their temperature regulation. They then developed some ulcerations of the skin and of the GI tract, which ultimately resulted in an overwhelming infection resulting in death by sepsis. Check out todays episode (https://lnkd.in/gmHhERdB) to learn more about this study discussed by Anne Marie Morse and Matthew Allard

“I don’t need an eye test. My eyes feel healthy.” Are you sure? 👀 The annoying thing about eye conditions is they don’t physically manifest until it’s too late. Eye exams are future tellers. They pick up issues months or years before it becomes a serious problem, making them easier to fix. The test will catch non-eye conditions that interfere with vision - such as diabetes and high BP, that damage the retina. We have a habit of putting eye strain and headaches down to stress or tiredness. That could be true, but why take the risk? Your eyes are a prized asset. The means by which you work, play and soak in the world around you. If it’s been more than two years since your last test - you know what to do! ------------------- I’m Imranali, and I’m obsessed with making sure YOU look after your eyes. Follow me for regular content about eye health.

SATURDAY NIGHT PALSY The Saturday night palsy has become with radial nerve compression in the arm resulting from direct pressure against a firm object. It typically follows deep sleep on the arm, often after alcohol intoxication. The commonly accepted origin of the phrase is the association own think that the term Saturday night palsy was introduced mistakenly as a simplification of saturnine palsy (much like the way the word palsy was shortened from paralysis). Saturnine palsy, which is a relatively common complication of lead poisoning, has the same clinical presentation of radial nerve compression, and Saturday night palsy even sounds like saturnine palsy. Moreover, Saturday, lead, carousing, and alcohol are associated with each other through their connection to Saturn, the Roman god of agriculture, which encourages the association of the two syndromes with one another.Saturday night palsy is primarily focused on physical rehabilitation; a soft wrist splint that maintains the wrist extended during physical therapy. Nevertheless, it is essential that one allow for passive range of motion of the affected extremity during rehabilitation, which a dynamic splint can provide. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #snscollegeofphysiotherapy

Did you catch this month's issue of Sleep Review magazine? Learn how ReactDx offers an integrated approach to healthcare by combining sleep and cardiac diagnostics, expediting the diagnosis and management of sleep disorders and their associated cardiovascular diseases. https://bit.ly/3UAd7cn #ReactDx #CardiacMonitoring #HomeSleepTest

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🔍 Navigating EP Conditions🔍 Welcome back to our Electrophysiology (EP) series! Today, we're unraveling the everyday heart rhythm challenges and how EP specialists such as Dr. Oshodi treat them. 1. Abnormal EKGs The EKG showcases the heart's rhythm and detecting any irregularities. When the EKG shows abnormalities, it could indicate various issues. It's important to treat these issues to keep your heart strong and avoid more serious problems down the road. We offer a range of treatments, from medications to advanced interventions, to help your heart find its steady beat. 2. Extra Heart Beats Unpacked Ever feel those extra heart beats? Rest assured, we dive into what triggers them and create personalized plans to keep your heart rhythm steady. Treating these helps prevent more serious heart rhythm troubles. If you're dealing with extra heartbeats, let's talk about how we can help you find a rhythm that works. Our treatment options include lifestyle changes, medications, and procedures. 3. Understanding Slow Heart Rate (Bradycardia) Slow heart rate causing dizziness? Treating bradycardia is vital to keep your heart pumping at a healthy speed, ensuring you feel your best. Untreated bradycardia can lead to fatigue, dizziness, and fainting, and may result in complications like heart failure or compromised exercise capacity. Our treatment plans may involve pacemakers or other interventions to optimize your heart rate. Have questions or concerns about your heart health? Reach out to us at 951-696-0004. Our team is here to guide you towards a healthier heart. ❤️Contact us today! 📞 hashtag #HeartHealth hashtag #EPCare

February celebrates Heart Health Month. Heart health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being, yet there are numerous myths and misconceptions surrounding it. In this comprehensive article, we will debunk some of the most common myths about heart health, shedding light on the truth behind these misconceptions. Dr. Martha Grogan, a respected cardiologist at Mayo Clinic, emphasizes the significance of understanding the truth about heart health. She states, "Understanding the truth about heart health is pivotal. Many myths can lead to complacency or unnecessary anxiety. By focusing on evidence-based information and adopting a comprehensive approach to heart care, individuals can make informed decisions that contribute to a healthier heart and a better quality of life." Read our blog article for myths and the truth about heart health: https://lnkd.in/gvrse-SZ