...blood pressure and heart rate are monitored throughout the procedure until the patient wakes up in the recovery room. General anesthesia is used in major surgeries such as open-heart surgery...
...abdominal cavity Increased pressure on the heart, which may cause problems for those affected by heart disease and other cardiac issues The development of cancerous lesions inside the abdominal wall...
...but the emotion affects the body in many ways. Some of the most common physical symptoms of anger are: An increase in blood pressure Fatigue Palpitations of the heart Tightening...
...treatment for osteoporosis, because it is associated with severe side effects and health complications:[31] Cardiovascular complications (problems relating to the heart including unstable angina or heart attacks, strokes and pulmonary...
...abdominal pain, vomiting and nausea, and the inability to pass gas or have a bowel movement. A hiatal hernia can also cause gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) symptoms, including heartburn and...
...body to dangerous levels (exceeding the maximal expected heart rate) or even underachieve (not reach the target heart rate zone for your specific age). Try to be aware of how...
...the thymus, a triangular-shaped gland located in the chest area, near the heart. It secretes several hormones and plays an important role in the body’s immune system. The thymus gland...
...Experiencing a heart attack[5] or the sudden, unexpected death of a loved one can also lead to PTSD in susceptible people.[1] After a trauma, it is normal to experience flashbacks,...
...of physiological changes from stress — like increased heart rate and hormone stimulation — is designed to help you overcome adversity. Short-term stress (acute stress) can be helpful by promoting...
...suddenly and/or is severely low Bleeding Severe burns Severe diarrhea Severe allergic reactions Heart attack Infections Liver failure Coronary artery disease or chronic heart failure Dehydration Some medications, such as...