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Heart Health Basics: Blood Pressure Posted by Brookhaven Heart

Blood pressure is talked about a lot in our everyday lives. A nurse measures it every time we visit our doctor. Drug stores have kiosks where you can measure your blood pressure while you wait for your prescriptions. We even talk about it metaphorically in conversations. We say that controversial news or a stressful day might “get your blood pressure up”. But many people don’t really understand blood pressure and what it means for your overall health. Here is some

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3 Heart Health Myths Posted by Brookhaven Heart

The heart is the most important muscle in our bodies. As such, it’s crucial we take proper care of it. Unfortunately, it often seems as if the world is against us. They’re so much unhealthy food, reasons to sit inside, and stressful situations that lead to heart disease. However, there are numerous myths online that play a significant role in our perception of the heart and how it functions. Educating yourself is the first step towards a healthier lifestyle. Learn

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How To Make Your Own Stress Management Plan Posted by Brookhaven Heart

Most people work tirelessly. They forego vacation time or sick days to make sure they receive a paycheck each week. So much hard work makes people stressed. They don’t have a chance to relax or enjoy social events. Crafting a stress management plan is the first step in protecting your heart. The following ideas can help reduce your stress levels and lead to a healthier heart. Tackling the Issues There’s a reason you’re stressed, whether it’s due to work or a notable

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What are the treatment options for heart failure? Posted by Brookhaven Heart

Patients suffering from heart failure should be happy to know that plenty of different treatments are available. Your doctor may suggest beginning treatment with medication and some changes to your overall lifestyle. Important medications for treating heart failure include digoxin, diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and heart pump medication. Should this fail to help, surgery may be required. Bypass surgery routes blood around the blocked arteries; heart valve surgery will direct the flow of blood through the heart, repairing and replacing valves

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