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3969	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Description of High Blood Pressure	High blood pressure is a common disease in which blood flows through blood vessels (arteries) at higher than normal pressures.	systolic number 0.352018 common type 0.337882 normal baseline range 0.393437 prehypertension 0.313426 short-term serious illnesses 0.341682 body size 0.343848 arteries 0.3253 entire site 0.349577 mmHg 0.332487 following table outlines 0.374202 blood pressures 0.391763 medical condition 0.341884 Search 0.309095 blood pressure numbers 0.451855 blood pressure guides 0.40155 diastolic number 0.351968 person ages 0.340826 blood pressure 0.906044 secondary high blood 0.425925 Resources section 0.349462 older teens 0.340599 blood vessels 0.387064 Health care workers 0.462671 blood pressure increases 0.401261 equipment 0.308812	list 0.309078 heart 0.308881 Abnormal increases 0.345028 force 0.316122 blood pressure cuff 0.412798 diastolic pressure 0.364832 chronic kidney disease 0.373941 Normal blood pressure 0.421157 adults 0.336415 blood pressure returns 0.405092 Newborn babies 0.343343 News 0.309044 common disease 0.3476 electronic sensor 0.346311 certain medicines 0.341062 Health Topics section 0.390009 stethoscope 0.31068 main types 0.340887 blood pressure severity 0.403414 systolic pressure 0.364943 way 0.308313 NHLBI 0.311648 high blood pressure 0.757994 hypertension 0.308789	CLICK HERE
4043	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Carotid Artery Disease Be Prevented or Delayed?	Taking action to control your risk factors—through heart-healthy eating, maintaining a healthy weight, physical activity, and quitting smoking—can help prevent or delay carotid artery disease and stroke.	heart-healthy eating 0.588334 drop 0.31721 medicines 0.334452 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.503037 Healthy Weight 0.382567 entire site 0.392584 program 0.31525 DASH 0.318127 obese 0.320309 number 0.31665 amounts 0.317257 Search 0.317152 News 0.317002 reasonable plan 0.38478 action 0.316888 Health Topics section 0.463108 fitness level 0.379813 overweight 0.319303	Hypertension 0.317843 risk factors 0.647213 types 0.31451 Resources section 0.38978 Dietary Approaches 0.385266 work 0.314999 artery disease increases 0.53923 weight loss 0.378218 carotid artery disease 0.93298 list 0.317102 stroke 0.316082 physical activity 0.529298 doctor 0.393028 NHLBI 0.324473 family history 0.372448 step 0.315698 artery disease risk 0.495947	CLICK HERE
4074	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Heart Failure?	Conditions that damage or overwork the heart muscle can cause the heart to weaken, including coronary heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, other heart conditions, and other factors.	plaque 0.481539 millimeters 0.42615 angina 0.421265 entire site 0.518769 body 0.497349 mmHg 0.454536 Search 0.42193 Thyroid disorders 0.498761 heart conditions 0.520049 blood flow 0.671885 heart failure 0.929588 blood pressure 0.701227 heart muscle 0.934207 Alcohol abuse 0.497561 Resources section 0.518674 blood vessels 0.517963 birth 0.432836 blood sugar levels 0.604185 list 0.421894 heart 0.9882 Congenital heart defects 0.60584 Heart valve disease 0.60182 coronary arteries 0.569402 toxic effect 0.508283 heart damage 0.53654	waxy substance 0.515172 blood glucose 0.538231 chronic kidney disease 0.579757 heart attack 0.535159 oxygen-rich blood 0.528909 insulin 0.463514 buildup 0.451845 certain proteins 0.509971 little thyroid hormone 0.581042 News 0.421824 Health Topics section 0.619793 substances 0.442134 n’t work 0.495088 illegal drug 0.50059 Coronary heart disease 0.787184 blood 0.782723 lead 0.427566 cells 0.438147 NHLBI 0.427344 discomfort 0.423047 high blood pressure 0.598412 blood clots 0.598347 time 0.48357 overwork 0.421722	CLICK HERE
4077	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Failure Diagnosed	Your doctor will diagnose heart failure based on your medical and family histories, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: electrocardiogram (EKG), chest x ray, B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) blood test, echocardiography, Doppler ultrasound, Holter monitor, nuclear heart scan, cardiac catheterization, coronary angiography, stress testing, cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and thyroid function tests.	blood samples 0.379438 Thyroid function tests 0.412882 blood tests 0.38428 stress test 0.372306 stress testing 0.410348 Doppler ultrasound 0.409736 current heart attack 0.466697 Holter monitor records 0.410154 cardiac mri 0.403109 active lives 0.370834 little thyroid hormone 0.407532 Health Topics section 0.430394 blood flow 0.589765 heart problems 0.404331 heart failure 0.831164 daily routine 0.427683 heart muscle 0.558849 heart muscle damage 0.46573 heart rate 0.401988 test results 0.383813 test 0.479606 normal daily routine 0.406345 major blood vessels 0.424929 poor blood flow 0.438059	blood flow problems 0.431108 Resources section 0.370576 nuclear heart scanning 0.456227 Heart tests 0.413288 blood vessels 0.425754 electrical activity 0.419866 nuclear heart scan 0.633762 blood 0.616922 heart 0.960559 doctor 0.459988 heart work 0.402817 symptoms 0.394172 painless test 0.376045 cardiac catheterization 0.409364 right-side heart failure 0.488845 high blood pressure 0.454643 ) arteries. 0.409246 heart chambers 0.447145 heart diseases 0.41844 extra fluid buildup 0.413658 coronary heart disease 0.495949 single test 0.376436 physical exam 0.437601	CLICK HERE
4093	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With High Blood Pressure	If you have high blood pressure, the best thing to do is to talk with your health care provider and take steps to control your blood pressure by making healthy lifestyle changes and taking medicines, if any have been prescribed for you.	blood pressure 0.777304 health care team 0.252426 high blood pressure 0.382122	health care provider 0.911157 healthy lifestyle changes 0.278571	CLICK HERE
4102	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Mitral Valve Prolapse?	The exact cause of mitral valve prolapse is not known; however, most people are born with the condition. Mitral valve prolapse tends to run in families and is more common in people who are born with connective tissue disorders, such as Marfan syndrome.	drop 0.353063 valve flop 0.74241 MVP 0.564191 valves 0.335943 entire site 0.55135 bulge 0.361318 Marfan syndrome 0.545037 strings 0.345231 Search 0.342767 News 0.342138 following ways 0.518277 Health Topics section 0.739972	tight seal 0.53556 atrium 0.362562 valve flaps 0.931686 Resources section 0.534325 list 0.342558 families 0.340232 people 0.453802 opening 0.34303 exact cause 0.563559 condition 0.34086 mitral valve prolapse 0.978574 NHLBI 0.381927	CLICK HERE
4105	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Mitral Valve Prolapse Diagnosed?	Doctors usually detect mitral valve prolapse when they hear a heart murmur or abnormal heart sounds during a physical exam. To diagnose this condition your doctor may order the following tests and procedures: echocardiography with Doppler ultrasound, chest x ray, and electrocardiogram (EKG).	stress test 0.619745 entire site 0.534277 stomach 0.423669 abnormal heart 0.554102 closer look 0.51265 Search 0.424633 mitral valve 0.951981 lungs 0.423397 blood flow 0.729439 electrocardiogram). 0.551216 heart muscle 0.598916 test 0.645154 chest x ray 0.511759 Resources section 0.533395 electrical signals 0.507625 sound waves 0.624926 list 0.42459 heart 0.809689 heart work 0.534098 tests 0.44523 simple test 0.519234 heart chambers 0.538122 drop 0.422704 MVP 0.580364	Doppler ultrasound 0.609978 echo test 0.610575 News 0.424504 procedures 0.422905 Health Topics section 0.647285 left atrium 0.530913 stethoscope 0.432369 useful test 0.53105 poor blood flow 0.612611 backflow 0.424465 electrical activity 0.51027 clicking sound 0.527257 doctor 0.504208 Mitral valve prolapse 0.768803 heart murmur 0.550935 painless test 0.534211 NHLBI 0.432309 routine physical exam 0.655254 tiny probe 0.517215 mitral valve flaps 0.726289 coronary heart disease 0.630912 time 0.4226 leaky valve 0.571963 esophagus 0.461378	CLICK HERE
4212	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Quiénes corren el riesgo de sufrir un ataque cardíaco?	Ciertos factores de riesgo hacen que sea más probable que usted sufra de enfermedad coronaria y tenga un ataque cardíaco. Los factores de riesgo que usted puede controlar incluyen fumar, presión arterial alta, concentraciones altas de colesterol en la sangre, sobrepeso y obesidad, una alimentación poco saludable, falta de actividad física y altas concentraciones de azúcar en la sangre debido a la resistencia a la insulina o diabetes. Los factores de riesgo que usted no puede controlar son la edad, los antecedentes familiares de enfermedad coronaria de aparición temprana y la preeclampsia.	grasas trans 0.772747 insuficiencia cardíaca 0.654218 Metabolic Syndrome 0.757422	principales factores 0.904845 enfermedades prematuras 0.692879	CLICK HERE
4269	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Mitral Valve Prolapse Treated?	Most people who have mitral valve prolapse don’t need treatment. However, some people who have troublesome mitral valve backflow may be treated with medicines such as blood thinners, digoxin, diuretics, heart rhythm regulators, and vasodilators. People with an abnormal valve and significant backflow may need surgery, such as a valve repair and valve replacement or a transcatheter valve therapy procedure.	large blood vessel 0.465807 needless risk 0.403387 entire site 0.410375 approach 0.335871 reduced blood loss 0.477586 main goal 0.40266 mitral valve surgery 0.773741 mitral valve 0.920857 intensive care unit 0.466752 open-heart surgery 0.409845 blood-thinning medicines 0.605792 Interventional cardiologists 0.397334 heart failure 0.400451 lives 0.335051 Resources section 0.410693 heart surgeons 0.398103 replacement valves 0.395925 symptoms 0.40304 shorter hospital stay 0.474234 mitral valve prolapse 0.707284 infective endocarditis 0.396611 likely stay 0.38978 severe mitral regurgitation 0.544785 heart damage 0.401555	small cuts 0.396127 leaky mitral valves 0.553486 dental work 0.391116 antibiotics 0.362655 device 0.329062 treatment 0.338492 biological valves 0.604146 MVP 0.376565 beta blockers 0.408822 troublesome mitral valve 0.682581 mitral valve backflow 0.798159 procedures 0.335518 Health Topics section 0.501355 rest 0.334999 human tissue 0.391995 valve repair 0.554711 significant backflow 0.422333 mechanical valves 0.456027 chest wall 0.400149 people 0.471824 heart valve infection 0.547457 Complete recovery 0.392842 doctor 0.380325 chest discomfort 0.409048	CLICK HERE
16690	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Treatment	COPD has no cure yet. However, lifestyle changes and treatments can help you feel better, stay more active, and slow the progress of the disease.	disease management training 0.499641 lung disorders 0.527638 entire site 0.424698 important step 0.430838 Short-acting bronchodilators 0.431713 carefully selected patients 0.490292 lung function 0.481043 support group 0.421305 inhaled steroids 0.576237 talk 0.444552 health care providers 0.511712 COPD treatment 0.681857 National Heart 0.420042 family members 0.419643 community groups 0.422021 Flu shots 0.428481 Resources section 0.426763 larger air spaces 0.483635 Smoking Quitline 0.446293 chronic breathing problems 0.510092 basic information 0.419487 Blood Institute 0.416657 breathing problems 0.521891 preferred treatment 0.418358 healthy lung 0.473881	lung infection 0.481955 heart health 0.422981 lung transplant 0.709765 inhaled steroid 0.460391 lung transplants 0.47919 yearly flu shot 0.512488 bullae form 0.418834 oxygen therapy 0.420205 extra oxygen 0.491848 lifestyle changes 0.4222 short-acting inhaled bronchodilator 0.580002 severe symptoms 0.544586 COPD symptoms 0.615165 severe COPD 0.900014 smoking 0.480631 long-acting bronchodilators 0.637614 National Cancer Institute 0.515687 free help 0.439168 lung volume reduction 0.569491 Health Topics section 0.53962 family doctor 0.467173 regular treatment 0.420418 resources focus 0.418454 people 0.516705	CLICK HERE