Should I be Concerned?

Antr the Rolf · May 29, 2008 9:48 PM

Nahh..if you feel pain like that...its real.

Sonic Wrath · May 29, 2008 9:49 PM

Antr the Rolf wrote:

Nahh..if you feel pain like that...its real.

Not neccessarily. The mind is a very powerful organ and can cause that kind of thing.

Antr the Rolf · May 29, 2008 9:50 PM

Yeah...but really..I know Ayumi..he had some other pain in his chest too..

Rurikredwolf · May 29, 2008 10:25 PM

*Raises hand* I have pains in my chest a lot that makes my heart seem to physically hurt.

SpyroFanatic · May 29, 2008 10:28 PM

You are in my prayers Ayumi!

Ayumi_the_Dark_Wolf · May 29, 2008 10:37 PM

SpyroFanatic wrote:

You are in my prayers Ayumi!

now that is the kindest thing someone says to me......*hugs you* thank you.

what if its early signs of heart disease?

SpyroFanatic · May 29, 2008 10:49 PM

Symptom Most common cause What to do
Dyspnea Altered heart function
Chest pain Coronary artery disease
Palpitations Extra beats
Syncope Heart rhythm disturbance
Edema Cardiac dysfunction and/or
abnormalities of veins in
lower extremities
Cyanosis Pulmonary insufficiency
Fatigue Lack of sleep
See a physician
Call a physician or go to an emergency room
Abstain from coffee, cigarettes, and get
adequate rest. (If dizziness or chest pain
accompany palpitations, consult a physician.)
See a physician
See a physician
See a physician
Get adequate rest

One of the things that can be an early symptom of heart disease are the risk factors for people who are more likely to get heart disease. These health risk factors include being male, at an older age, having a family history of heart health problems, being a post-menopausal woman, and being of the African American, Native American or Mexican American race.
If a person has one or several of these risk factors, it can be an early symptom of heart disease or heart health problems.
Other risk factors include smoking, high cholesterol, a sedentary lifestyle, being overweight and having uncontrolled diabetes or stress.
One of the most common signs of heart health issues is angina. This is pain, discomfort, heaviness or aching in the chest, or in the areas of the shoulder, arm or jaw.
Another symptom of heart disease is often shortness of breath, having heart palpitations, experiencing a faster heartbeat, periods of dizziness, nausea and sweating.
The type and severity of these symptoms could mean serious health problems.
A person who experiences any of these symptoms and has other risk factors or other health problems should see their doctor right away.
Heart disease is one health issue that should not be taken lightly, because it is a health problem that could have serious implications.
All of these health problems can get progressively worse if not treated, see a doctor.
Heart attack is the popular term for sudden pain in chest with breathing difficulty arising out of certain heart conditions. Heart attacks can be suddenly fatal, but the great majority- an estimated 85 percent are not. The patient recovers under proper treatment and goes on to live many useful years.

There are some early symptoms, which may be important to watch for. Their appearance calls for a visit to the doctor for a check up. The symptoms are:

Dizzy spell or fainting fits
Discomfort following meals, especially if long continued.
Shortness of breath, after slight exertion.
Fatigue with out otherwise explained origin.
Pain or tightness in the chest a common sign of coronary insufficiency is usually constrictive in nature and is located behind the chest bone with radiation into the arms or a sense of numbness or a severe pain in the center of the chest
Palpitation

Heredity - There is ample evidence to show that incidence of heart disease is more in persons whose direct predecessors like fathers, grandfathers, mothers, brothers have suffered from similar disease. Coronary artery disease is found to run mainly in families. A strong family history of the disease is important in diagnosis.

Stress- Heart disease has often been identified with certain personality patterns. It is labelled as personality disease or a high executive disease, that is, it strikes persons with a certain personality. A certain study has shown that there was four times as much coronary disease among aggressive type of individuals.

In addition to this other factors such as family responsibilities, interpersonal relationship, financial worries, leisure interests, habits of eating drinking and smoking etc. may play a part that may effect one's heart.

Smoking - It has been found by some workers that death rate among those who had heart attack was 50-150 percent higher in those who were heavy cigarette smoker than non-smokers.

Physical Exercise - There is a fairly general trend towards encouraging regular physical effort of a kind suited to age and condition of the person concerned. As a preventive as well as a remedial measure exercise is of great importance. There is abundant evidence to suggest that a stressful sedentary life without much exercise provides a situation fraught with coronary danger. Death rate from coronary heart disease is lower among those who do strenuous physical work.

Diet and obesity - Certain studies have shown 50 percent increase in heart attacks in employees who were over weight similarly diet and amount of fat are matter of vital importance in incidence of heart disease. The sound advice which could be given is to lead a life of moderation in matter of diet and activity an also to avoid obesity. Large fatty meals and strenuous exercise after them is not conducive to a healthy heart.

Saturated fats are likely of animal origin like whole milk, cream, butter, cheese meat, fat, etc. They raise blood cholesterol level. On the other hand unsaturated fats are of vegetable origin and they tend to lower blood cholesterol levels like maize oil, cottonseed oil sunflower oil and fat of fish.

I am really worried! I mean you are my friend! But Christ will take care of you and I'll try to keep helping!

OSSpyro · May 29, 2008 10:51 PM

Try searching your symptoms on a medical website.I actually found out I have exploding head syndrome(No my head will not explode!)that way.

Rurikredwolf · May 29, 2008 11:03 PM

I found out I had Dysgraphia and AD/HD that way. I always knew I was kinda autistic and had terrets.

Sonic Wrath · May 29, 2008 11:12 PM

SpyroFanatic wrote:

Symptom Most common cause What to do
Dyspnea Altered heart function
Chest pain Coronary artery disease
Palpitations Extra beats
Syncope Heart rhythm disturbance
Edema Cardiac dysfunction and/or
abnormalities of veins in
lower extremities
Cyanosis Pulmonary insufficiency
Fatigue Lack of sleep
See a physician
Call a physician or go to an emergency room
Abstain from coffee, cigarettes, and get
adequate rest. (If dizziness or chest pain
accompany palpitations, consult a physician.)
See a physician
See a physician
See a physician
Get adequate rest
One of the things that can be an early symptom of heart disease are the risk factors for people who are more likely to get heart disease. These health risk factors include being male, at an older age, having a family history of heart health problems, being a post-menopausal woman, and being of the African American, Native American or Mexican American race.
If a person has one or several of these risk factors, it can be an early symptom of heart disease or heart health problems.
Other risk factors include smoking, high cholesterol, a sedentary lifestyle, being overweight and having uncontrolled diabetes or stress.
One of the most common signs of heart health issues is angina. This is pain, discomfort, heaviness or aching in the chest, or in the areas of the shoulder, arm or jaw.
Another symptom of heart disease is often shortness of breath, having heart palpitations, experiencing a faster heartbeat, periods of dizziness, nausea and sweating.
The type and severity of these symptoms could mean serious health problems.
A person who experiences any of these symptoms and has other risk factors or other health problems should see their doctor right away.
Heart disease is one health issue that should not be taken lightly, because it is a health problem that could have serious implications.
All of these health problems can get progressively worse if not treated, see a doctor.
Heart attack is the popular term for sudden pain in chest with breathing difficulty arising out of certain heart conditions. Heart attacks can be suddenly fatal, but the great majority- an estimated 85 percent are not. The patient recovers under proper treatment and goes on to live many useful years.
There are some early symptoms, which may be important to watch for. Their appearance calls for a visit to the doctor for a check up. The symptoms are:

Dizzy spell or fainting fits
Discomfort following meals, especially if long continued.
Shortness of breath, after slight exertion.
Fatigue with out otherwise explained origin.
Pain or tightness in the chest a common sign of coronary insufficiency is usually constrictive in nature and is located behind the chest bone with radiation into the arms or a sense of numbness or a severe pain in the center of the chest
Palpitation
Heredity - There is ample evidence to show that incidence of heart disease is more in persons whose direct predecessors like fathers, grandfathers, mothers, brothers have suffered from similar disease. Coronary artery disease is found to run mainly in families. A strong family history of the disease is important in diagnosis.

Stress- Heart disease has often been identified with certain personality patterns. It is labelled as personality disease or a high executive disease, that is, it strikes persons with a certain personality. A certain study has shown that there was four times as much coronary disease among aggressive type of individuals.
In addition to this other factors such as family responsibilities, interpersonal relationship, financial worries, leisure interests, habits of eating drinking and smoking etc. may play a part that may effect one's heart.

Smoking - It has been found by some workers that death rate among those who had heart attack was 50-150 percent higher in those who were heavy cigarette smoker than non-smokers.
Physical Exercise - There is a fairly general trend towards encouraging regular physical effort of a kind suited to age and condition of the person concerned. As a preventive as well as a remedial measure exercise is of great importance. There is abundant evidence to suggest that a stressful sedentary life without much exercise provides a situation fraught with coronary danger. Death rate from coronary heart disease is lower among those who do strenuous physical work.
Diet and obesity - Certain studies have shown 50 percent increase in heart attacks in employees who were over weight similarly diet and amount of fat are matter of vital importance in incidence of heart disease. The sound advice which could be given is to lead a life of moderation in matter of diet and activity an also to avoid obesity. Large fatty meals and strenuous exercise after them is not conducive to a healthy heart.
Saturated fats are likely of animal origin like whole milk, cream, butter, cheese meat, fat, etc. They raise blood cholesterol level. On the other hand unsaturated fats are of vegetable origin and they tend to lower blood cholesterol levels like maize oil, cottonseed oil sunflower oil and fat of fish.
I am really worried! I mean you are my friend! But Christ will take care of you and I'll try to keep helping!

copypasta!

SpyroFanatic · May 29, 2008 11:17 PM

Yup, is that a bad thing?

Sonic Wrath · May 29, 2008 11:32 PM

SpyroFanatic wrote:

Yup, is that a bad thing?

Not at all

SpyroFanatic · May 29, 2008 11:49 PM

Lol... Then why did you bring it up? ^

Sonic Wrath · May 30, 2008 12:46 AM

SpyroFanatic wrote:

Lol... Then why did you bring it up? ^

I just felt the need to say it. Plus its a cool word

Copypasta

SpyroFanatic · May 30, 2008 12:47 AM

Smiley uhhh LASANGA!

Ayumi_the_Dark_Wolf · May 30, 2008 12:54 AM

and what makes everything worse than ever....Autism....i have *bleep*ing Aspergers......it is not worth going through *bleep*.....

SpyroFanatic · May 30, 2008 12:57 AM

You make me cry! I hope you get better!

Ayumi_the_Dark_Wolf · May 30, 2008 1:02 AM

im sorry....for making you cry......:'(

This REALLY IS AN EVIL WORLD (in my eyes)

SpyroFanatic · May 30, 2008 1:06 AM

Pray... You'll be better

Rurikredwolf · May 30, 2008 1:07 AM

ANOTHER WITH ASPERGURS?! HI FIVE, BRO!

Ayumi_the_Dark_Wolf · May 30, 2008 2:21 AM

HOLY S*bleeep*! you?! to?!.......*hi fives* at least i have musical talent! HARD-DMC-CORE! Techno Wob.

anyway......what is with this d*mmed society?! they think us sufferes with autism......just ignore us?! why?! we autistic's must stand up! STAND UP TO THIS WORLD! >O

SpyroFanatic · May 30, 2008 2:21 AM

Yeah! Ummm... well.... I have PFAPA! (Look it up)

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