...or immunosuppressive therapy following an organ transplant Diabetes Hormonal changes, for example those that occur during pregnancy Irritating inhalants, such as cocaine Fungal infections Scar tissue in sinus areas, for...
...drugs such as cocaine, amphetamines and crystal meth Other risk factors for stroke include:[1][^5][3][7] Atrial fibrillation, an abnormal heart rhythm Vasculitis, which is when blood vessels inside the brain become...
...of the heart valve Congenital heart conditions Viral infections of the heart muscle, such as myocarditis Medicines and chemicals including some chemotherapy drugs and cocaine Excessive alcohol consumption Anemia Thyroid...
...in some medications for chest pain Foods high in nitrates, e.g. preserved meats Elevated levels of histamine Elevated levels of serotonin Cocaine Risk factors for developing cluster headaches The exact...
...and the use of illicit drugs especially heroin, cannabis, and cocaine Other lifestyle habits, such as regular cycling especially when the patient rides in an incorrect position Reduced libido Hormonal...
...as cocaine or nicotine.[12] It may also result from congenital heart defects or physical damage to the coronary arteries. In some cases, systemic lupus erythematosus can cause coronary artery disease....
...as alcohol and illegal drugs, e.g. cocaine. This is caused by reduced impulse control during high moods and heightened reactions to experiences that are perceived as pleasurable.[8][14] The instability of...
...therefore both types of hemorrhagic stroke include:[1][2] Smoking tobacco products High alcohol use An unhealthy diet A lack of exercise The use of stimulant drugs such as cocaine, amphetamines and...
