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Many people who suffer from high blood pressure (hypertension) may not complain of any symptoms. This is the reason why high blood pressure is called the silent killer because it appears to give no specific symptoms or warning signals before it strikes its victim. This is the case with majority of high blood pressure patients even after a protracted period. Hypertension itself is not a specific disease but a vital sign that your health is in trouble! Hypertension as such is a systemic disease. High blood pressure is another instance where lack of symptoms does not mean lack of problems. Routine medical tests may even be normal and that does not rule out hypertension. Because of this, many hypertension sufferers decide to do nothing about it, hoping that high blood pressure will go the way it came. Of course, this does not happen. Half of those who decide to seek medical help and treat their hypertension experience symptoms of anti-hypertensive side effects. This is why many hypertension sufferers stop taking their blood pressure lowering medications.

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was born in Istanbul in 1889, the same year that Heinrich Dreser, a German scientist, wrote about the medicinal value of Aspirin. His father, Ahmet Behçet, was a well known businessman and was amongst the friends of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of Turkish Republic. He lost his mother when he was a child and he was raised by his grandmother. His childhood was difficult for him and this gloomy state of mind had a detrimental influence on his whole life, leading him to become very introverted. He got his primary education in Damascus because of his father’s business affairs there. At this time, because there was no civil medical faculty, Dr. Behçet pursued his education at Gülhane Military Medical Academy. He was 16 years old when he had started at the Academy, graduating at the age of 21 in 1910.
After he had become a medical doctor, he specialized in dermatology and venereal diseases at Gülhane Military Medical Academy and he completed his specialization in 1914. The First World War started at this time and the Ottoman Empire participated as ally of Germany.
He served at the Edirne Military Hospital during 1914-1918 as a specialist in dermatology and venereal diseases and an assistant to the head of the hospital. After the war between 1918-1919, first went to Budapest and then to Berlin’s Charite Hospital to improve his medical knowledge. He had the opportunity to meet some famous colleagues at that time.
He never thought of living in Europe, however, and after his return to Turkey he worked as a free medical doctor. Then in 1923 he was appointed as the head medical doctor at the Hasköy Venereal Diseases Hospital. Six months later, he moved to Guraba Hospital, which is now part of the Istanbul Medical College, as a dermatologist. As well as his position as a professor at the university, he worked in a private consulting office.
In 1923, the year of the establishment of the Turkish Republic, he married Refika Davaz, who was sister of one his patients. His wife was the daughter of a famous diplomat, which led him to accept many patients from high society of Istanbul. He had a daughter, Güler, from this marriage and she now live in England working as a decorator.
After the establishment of the Turkish Republic, many social reforms were enacted. In 1933, the old-fashioned medical college (Darul-funun), which did not approve of scientific progress and insisted on religious principles, was abolished and the University of Istanbul was established. During this period of reform, the scientific vision and knowledge of academic staff was reevaluated and some were dismissed. Dr. Behçet stayed and he set up the department of dermatology and venereal diseases which remains the base of dermatology. At that time, the dermatology department, which had been at Vakýf Guraba Hospital, moved to a place on campus which had once been a tobacco depot. It still houses the Department of Dermatology.
Dr. Behçet was the first Turk who received the title of professor, in Turkish academic life.
His curiosity for investigation, writing and discussion were his intellectual characteristics. Starting from the early years in his profession, his participation in national and international congresses with original articles was very apparent, publishing many articles in his own country and abroad. The famous German pathologist Prof. Schwartz called him a scientist who was well known everywhere except in his country, adding that you could never find him in Turkey because he was always abroad presenting his findings.
He translated many articles into Turkish to help educate new generations and he published original case reports in international reviews in order to make contact with such countries as Korea.
He had been interested in syphilis since 1922 and he had published many international articles on its diagnosis, treatment, hereditary properties, serology and social aspects.
Leishmaniosis (Oriental Sore) was another disease which Dr. Behçet worked on, beginning in 1923. He wrote about it in many articles and succeeded in its treatment with diathermic.
He first described “the nail sign” appearing by the removal of the crust of an Oriental Sore.
A part of his published work was concerned with parasitosis. In 1923, he described the etiologic agents of “gale cereal” in Turkey. He had dealt with superficial and deep mycoses and their treatments. Due to his observations, he described the dermatitis of fig (dermatitis figus carica) in 1933.
In 1935, at the Dermatology Congress in Budapest, he was honored for his studies on mycosis.
He was also in the publishing vanguard to improve Turkish medicine and he was responsible for the first dermato-venerology journal of Turkey called “Turkish Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology” in 1924.
In 1939, he was elected as a correspondent member to the German journals “Dermatologiche Wohenschrift” and “Medizinsche Wohenschrift”.
The most important work that Dr. Behçet brought to Turkish medicine was the monograph published in 1940 called “Clinical and Practical Syphilis, Diagnosis and Related Dermatoses”. Every page of this book contains an aspect of syphilis and the footnotes, provides a wealth of detailed information about the differential diagnosis of other skin diseases. As a result, scientists had the chance to learn about syphilis and dermatology at the same time.
This book, despite its out dated style, still retains its value and spirit in medicine as being the only example in its field.
Dr. Behçet continued as the Head of the Department of Dermatology and Venereal Diseases until 1947. In 1939, he received the degree of “ordinarius”.
His first observations on Behçet’s disease started with a patient he met between 1924-1925. This patient had been consulted for 40 years in Istanbul and Vienna several times. According to his symptoms, the illness had been diagnosed as “aphte recidivante chronique”, “erythema nodosum”, “sarcoide de Boeck” or “erythema exudativum multiformis”. From the etiology, syphilis and tuberculosis were suspected.
Austrian doctors had called an unknown protozoal disease. Ophthalmologists had described the ocular symptomes as “iritis recividante a l’hypopion”. Iritis might be the result of syphilis, tuberculosis or streptococcal or staphylococcal infections. After several iridectomies, the patient had completely lost his vision. Dr. Behçet continued to follow up the patient for many years.
In 1930, a woman suffering from irritation in her eye and with lesions in her mouth and genital regions was referred to Dr. Behçet’s clinic and told him that these symptoms had been recurring for several years.
Dr. Behçet consulted the woman until 1932 and tried to diagnose the etiological agent for tuberculosis, syphilis or mycosis etc. by biopsy and other laboratory analysis, but he could not find anything. The prominent opthalmologists Murat Rahmi and Iggescheimer had evaluated the ocular symptoms as “episclerite” and “conjunctivitis”.
Following those two patients, in 1936 a male patient from a dental clinic with oral pemphigus like wounds, acneiform signs on the back, scrotal ulcer, eye irritation, evening fever, and abdominal pain was sent to the clinic. After the consultation, nothing except a dental cyst was found. Dr. Behçet thought the recurrent symptoms might be due to a virus. He referred the patient to Prof. Braun who did a viral investigation and found some corpuscular structures.
Dr. Behçet, with the symptoms of these three patients whom he had followed for years, then decided that they were the symptoms of a new disease and in 1936, he described the situation in a meeting and this was published in the “Archives of Dermatology and Venereal Disease”.
In 1937, he wrote his ideas in “Dermatologische Wohenschrift” Journal and in the same year he presented it at the meeting of the Dermatology Association of Paris. At this meeting, he declared that a dental infection might cause the etiology of the disease.
In 1938, he published his ideas about the subject in “Dermatologische Wohenschrift” Journal in a more detailed form. In the same year, Dr. Niyazi Gözcü and Prof. Frank reported two new cases with the same symptoms. In 1938, Belgian scientists Weekers and Reginster, and the Italian Frachescetti reported some patients with similar symptoms. Therefore European doctors had accepted the appearance of a new disease. Ophtalmologists had begun to accept “Behçet’s Disease” but dermatologists kept denying the new disease, insisting they could be symptoms of pemphigus, ulcus vulvae acutum, dermatomyozitis, aphtosis of Neumann, erythema exudativum multiforme, etc. While that debate was taking place, some new cases were reported from Belgium, Austria, the U.S., Japan, Denmark, Switzerland and Israel. When they had been published, the whole world finally came to accept that they had confronted with a new disease. In 1947, at the suggestion of Prof. Mischner of the Zurich Medical Faculty during the International Medical Congress of Geneva, this finding of Dr. Behçet’s was named “Morbus Behçet”. Though it was evaluated in the early days as “Behçet’s Syndrome”, “Trisymptom Behçet”, and “Morbus Behçet”, today the disease is universally called Behçet’s Disease in medical literature.
In order to give the disease its place in medical literature, credit should go to Niyazi Gözcü, Iggescheimer, Murad Rahmi, Ýrfan Baþar, Naci Bengisu, Marchionini, Braun and Obendorfer from Turkey, Weekers, Reginster from Belgium, Franchescetti from Italy, Jensen Tage from Denmark, Sulzberger & Wise from U.S. who all supported and participated in the work.
Hulusi Behçet interested deeply in the arts, particularly literature. Generally he was nervous and suffered from insomnia, colitis and angina pectoris, but sometimes he was joyful and good humored among friends.
He was divorced from his wife seven years before his death from a sudden heart attack on March 8, 1948.
Among his colleagues and close friends were Prof. Dr. Fahrettin Kerim Gökay, Ord. Prof. Dr. Murad Rahmi, Prof. Dr. Muzaffer Þevki, Prof. Dr. Gougerot and Prof. Dr. Cartoud.

In 1975, many years after his death, he was honored with the TUBITAK Scientific Award. Several classes, laboratories and libraries had been named in his honor; and masks and statues have been made in his likeness. A new generation of scientists continue to carry on the excellent work he began, working with foundations and units that bear his name. In national and international congresses, events like “Korea-Turkey Behçet Days” are taking place. The results of this studies are published every year in various journals.
Hulusi Behçet published 126 national and international articles between 1921-1940. Fifty-three of those appeared in prestigious European scientific journals.

In 1980, on the initiative of one of his students, Dr. Ali Arban, a stamp was published in his commemoration, about which an article was published in “The Journal of the American Dental Association”. His biographies were published in the “Journal of Philatelic Society” and in the “Medical Bulletin of the United States Army, Europe and Seventh Army’s Medical Bulletin”.

In 1982, he was awarded with the Medical Award of the Turkish Republic by Eczacýbaþý Foundation of Scientific Investigation. In October 1996, the Turkish mint released commemoration coins for Dr. Behçet during the National Dermatology Congress. This silver coin designed by Sculptor Suat Özyönüm, was presented in Portugal. The coin is still presented by the Cerrahpaþa Medical Faculty, Dermatology Department and by the Turkish Dermatology Association.
The life story of Hulusi Behçet, his curiosity for investigation, his delicate observation ability and his patience resulted in a gift to medicine, a mysterious new disease which is focus of wide research and interest to this day.

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I am a 26 years old, my grandfather had angina chest pain and received in the chest on the left side of my chest. I went to the doctors thinking it was the pain in my chest, but said it was kind of the way and so did an audit of the breast, but without control of the heart. Is this possible in the 26? What other signs? I return to the doctor? Also my mother died 48 years, had an irregular heartbeat and he died of complications ….

Any chest pain should be medically assessed. Could be the pain of the chest wall, but the only way to tell will be a medical evaluation. Go to your PCP and the status of their symptoms, without offering diagnosis suggested … and let them do their work … If you say, chest pain "The doctor's office, you will receive a certain type of cardiac work in progress. Then you will know for sure whether or not the heart. A 26-year unlikely. Good luck.

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OK, so I had an attack of angina ,,,,,,,,, Last Night he uses my Nitrolingual spray, 3 times …….. I bought my real blood pressure low, and has not recovered today .—- Is there anything I can do, to return to normal?. I feel sick and faint.Thank Thanks for your help.

Just lay back and take it easy Jo. We hope you feel better very quickly. I hope you call your doctor too. honey love

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Causes and symptoms of coronary disease

Heart disease is a dreaded disease that many people become victims. It has become very common because of people's lives. The lifestyles of people living today are very stressful and this is one of the leading causes of heart disease. Another major reason of heart disease due to lack of exercise and consumption of junk food.

In the early days was a disease rarely happened very few people. Times have changed and now even children are protected from heart disease. CHD is a type of heart disease that occurs due to inadequate circulation of blood and oxygen to the heart and surrounding tissues. CHD is a type and can lead to cardiovascular death. The main cause of the disease is due to a condition called atherosclerosis.

In this state, plates and fat accumulates in artery walls that once the narrowing of the vessels. A person suffering from illness coronary artery are at increased risk of frequent attacks that can lead even the death of the individual.

Causes and symptoms of coronary disease

Some conditions will determine the risk and severity coronary disease. Conditions include: age, diabetes, obesity, smoking, blood pressure level, menopause among women, the levels of bad cholesterol, lack of exercise and physical activity, the level of C-reactive protein, fibrinogen and homocysteine. These factors determine the effect of coronary artery disease.

People over 40 are at increased risk of coronary heart disease. Persons under 40 years may also suffer from heart disease, but it will be less often. Smoking can increase the risk of coronary heart disease and lead to further complications. Accumulation cholesterol in the arteries is a major cause of heart attack. This puts people who are obese are at high risk of a heart attack. The above factors are major determinants of coronary heart disease and that people should take steps to avoid as much as possible.

The symptoms of coronary disease

The most common symptoms coronary disease, including angina pectoris or chest pain. A person suffering from chest pain can often suffer from diseases the heart. If suffer from angina pectoris, a person should consult a doctor as soon as possible. Heart attack is the beginning of coronary artery disease. A person who can have suffered a stroke or take action as a drug to prevent heart disease.

A person who has difficulty breathing at high risk and potentially may suffer from heart disease. It is very important to watch for signs of CHD Fighting Chance.

The diagnosis of coronary

There are many methods which allows you to diagnose coronary artery disease. This can be accomplished through various means such as coronary angiography, ECG, angiography test Stress coronary nuclear scan, ultrasound, positron electron beam or electron beam and the resonance angiography magnetic well. These tests can be performed to check if they diagnose a potential symptom of coronary artery disease. The most common treatment for Coronary heart disease is an angioplasty with stents and bypass grafts in coronary artery disease.

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The treatment of sleep apnea – How to Cure Insomnia Naturally

The treatment of sleep apnea

There are three types of insomnia and classified according to the amount of the problem:

transient insomnia lasts .- relatively low as a single week only a few regular days.

A short-term insomnia can last .- From what I read in one week to three weeks.

.- Chronic insomnia lasts three weeks or more. The Transient and short-term insomnia has many causes are similar:

Sometimes concern short term, as being out of work, marriage, separation and any other questions you can keep your mind occupied so that you fall asleep. Jetlag or the change of shift work can disrupt sleep and you watch a good nights sleep.

piercing extreme and unpleasant noise might disturb your sleep and give you a hard time falling asleep again. There are several types of diseases can leave your body's ability to sleep or have a night of uninterrupted sleep of. Alcohol, drugs or sleeplessness of withdrawal may arise. One cause of insomnia transient and short-term is not able to sleep in places of high altitude.

causes of chronic insomnia are psychological or physiological: the most common psychological problems can lead to insomnia included): .- Anxiety is a condition of the general atmosphere that occurs without an identifiable stimulus shooting.

Stress a word .- biological relationship to the consequences of failure of a person or an animal to respond effectively to threats or physical emotional body.

Schizophrenia .- psychiatric analysis that describes a mental illness characterized by abnormalities in the awareness and demonstration of the reality. Mania (Bipolar) .- exceptionally serious condition characterized by elevated mood, energy, abnormal patterns of thought and the time when the psychosis.

Depression refers to a state of mind .- exhausted and aversion to activity. Physiologic causes of insomnia include:

1. chronic pain syndromes.

2. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

3. Inadequate congestive heart failure.

4. The night time angina (chest pain) due to heart disease.

5. Acid reflux disease (GERD).

6. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

7. nocturnal asthma (nocturnal asthma with respiratory symptoms).

8. Obstructive apnea sleep.

9. Degenerative diseases such as Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease (Often insomnia is the deciding factor for the placement of a nursing home.)

10.Brain tumors, stroke or brain injury. These conditions | being treated by a doctor and must be regarded as a major concern before attempting to treat your insomnia. No such thing as channels of insomnia, but there are pills and products that claim to cure insomnia, the truth is that preventing insomnia is to take care of the question, not the real insomnia.

The pills that you can sleep not only highly addictive, but not help heal the causes and in terms who does not sleep well. To begin, you need to know what type of insomnia you suffer from and have the right medicine | for the cause of it.

As there a number of types and causes of insomnia, each case must be treated individually and insomnia term disappears and you can really get the rest you need. Your body a favor. Have a good night's sleep tonight! Upload your treatment for sleep apnea eBook now!

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About Viagra

Erectile dysfunction (ED) or impotence affects men of all ages. Viagra, one of three ED drugs, used in the treatment of impotence.

Viagra (Sildenafil) is part of a group of medicines that delay the enzymes called phosphodiesterase from working too quickly. When phosphodiesterase is controlled by the Sildenafil helps maintain an erection. But this happens only with the physical stimulation of the penis. Viagra is a very popular product, there is a new youth find sex in men of all ages because of the little blue pill. But, like all prescription drugs, Viagra also comes with its lot of difficulties and problems.

Viagra tablets at doses of 25mg, 50mg and 100mg. By:

· Men up to age 65 – Viagra 50 mg taken once daily 30 minutes to one hour before intercourse. The dose may vary depending on the efficiency.

· Men over 65 – Viagra 25 mg taken 30 minutes for one hour before intercourse. In some cases there may be an increase in the dose needed.

Male impotence

Erectile dysfunction, which affects millions of men worldwide, is the inability to achieve erection, and / or total dissatisfaction with the size, strength or duration of erections. Although likely to be caused by psychological problems, we now know that 80-90% of impotence is based on physical problems almost always related to the supply of blood to the penis.

ED can be very devastating for couples. A complete physical examination and investigation of psychogenic or organic diagnosis can provide the reasons for the underlying cause. However, some of the pills are used as first line of action. In people, not finding relief with oral medications may be invited to participate in the penile injection therapy and devices contraction vacuum, which can provide a reliable long-term. Psychotherapy can also advise. Overall, this treatment may positively affect sexual health an individual.

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Management of underlying causes erectile dysfunction is very important to improve sexual function. Moreover, Viagra can also help with sexual activity. Working muscles in the penis, Viagra helps the blood circulation and allows more control of blood into the penis when it is the right time. The effect of Viagra can last up four hours to take Viagra one hour before sexual activity should be optimal. Viagra does not cause the erection to unplanned he is sexually stimulated.

Although Viagra is crucial to get an erection, which is not in any way an aphrodisiac. Viagra, in any case help the sex drive, but definitely treats the mechanism of erection. Are you interested in having sex, Viagra can not work to change his mind.

The downside of Viagra, is that there may be benign (eg, indigestion and flushing) or severe (loss of vision) of side effects.

Viagra dose

Viagra (sildenafil citrate) doses depend on various factors, including:

· Your Age

• Other medical conditions can have

· Other drugs that may actually be

dose Viagra is supposed to be adjusted unless your doctor tells you exactly what to do.

The recommended starting dose for treatment Erectile dysfunction is 50 mg one hour before sexual activity. However, Viagra can be taken anywhere from 4 hours and 30 minutes before sexual activity. The maximum recommended dose is 100 mg of Viagra.

People who take Viagra should be taken into account that:

· Drug Viagra can be taken at any time during the day but not more than once a day

· Dosage Viagra can be taken with or without food

· Viagra tablets are not made to be broken, chewed or crushed

· Taking Viagra with the requirements applicable to work properly

Viagra precautions

Before starting dose of Viagra, tell your doctor if you have:

· The disease of heart disease or vascular

· The disease liver or liver failure

• A history of a heart attack stroke or life-threatening arrhythmia, in the last six month

• Retinitis pigmentosa, a rare eye condition

· Pressure Low blood pressure (hypotension)

· Pressure Pressure high (hypertension)

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Multiple myeloma ·

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• A history of priapism, a painful erection that lasts more than six hours

Any unauthorized condition that causes deformity of the penis such as angulation, Peyronie's disease and cavernosal fibrosis

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Also tell your doctor about all medications you taking, including prescription drugs and OTC drugs, antacids, vitamins and herbal supplements.

· Viagra may interact with certain medications such as alpha-blockers.

• Any cardiac or vascular disease (cardiovascular) or heart disease significantly increases the risk of serious side effects when taking Viagra.

• In people taking PDE5 inhibitors, has led non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION), a sudden loss of vision in one eye or both.

· Viagra is not approved for use in women and pregnant women and nursing mothers should stay away from drugs.

· Viagra has also been known to lead to sudden loss of hearing, or hearing loss.

· Viagra does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases (ETS).

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Although Viagra can play a crucial role in treating erectile dysfunction, which is with its share of side effects, including:

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Diarrhea

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Rectal bleeding ·

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Do not take Viagra if:

• You are allergic to Viagra or any of its ingredients – active and inactive

• You take a nitrate drug (eg nitroglycerin) for angina pectoris.

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