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4081	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Heart Valve Disease?	Heart conditions and other disorders, age-related changes, rheumatic fever, or infections can cause acquired heart valve disease. These factors change the shape or flexibility of once-normal heart valves. The cause of congenital heart valve disease isn't know.	strep infection 0.463022 entire site 0.447002 Relatively uncommon diseases 0.473773 mitral valves 0.483767 rheumatic fever 0.688034 Autoimmune disorders 0.470215 Marfan syndrome 0.471246 strep bacteria 0.462489 high blood cholesterol 0.474167 abnormal blood flow 0.530572 chest area 0.439728 congenital heart valve 0.623365 heart valve damage 0.542162 inner surface 0.439682 main arteries 0.446434 heart valve disease 0.929567 metabolic disorders 0.468939 heart failure 0.461464 main artery 0.443374 body’s defenses 0.44265 Resources section 0.447592 pulmonary valves 0.442241 congenital heart defects 0.508707 Diet medicines 0.44022 infective endocarditis 0.589733	Common germs 0.45204 lymph nodes 0.440726 radiation therapy 0.49598 waxy substance 0.445049 age-related changes 0.449713 heart attack 0.460304 oxygen-rich blood 0.446263 Fabry disease 0.446923 strep infections 0.491099 Carcinoid syndrome 0.441013 Untreated strep throat 0.500609 Health Topics section 0.488042 Certain conditions 0.444846 Congenital disorders 0.447625 Advanced high blood 0.482893 Heart conditions 0.467472 heart valve problems 0.529376 strep throat 0.503216 scar tissue 0.442976 medical devices 0.441732 connective tissue disorders 0.471157 older adults 0.441125 blood clots 0.481161 existing heart valve 0.53326	CLICK HERE
4090	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Diagnosis of High Blood Pressure	For most patients, health care providers diagnose high blood pressure when blood pressure readings are consistently 140/90 mmHg or above.	blood pressure 0.939621 blood pressure equipment 0.237534 blood pressure test 0.308567 health care provider 0.926324 white coat hypertension 0.213469 white coat hypertension. 0.210167	blood pressure readings 0.456323 care providers diagnose 0.231393 high blood pressure 0.493653 primary high blood 0.219596 blood pressure numbers 0.283573 Health Topics section 0.243387	CLICK HERE
4103	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Mitral Valve Prolapse?	Mitral valve prolapse can occur in anyone. However, aging and certain diseases—such as rheumatic fever, connective tissue disorders, Graves’ disease, scoliosis, and some types of muscular dystrophy—can increase the risk of developing the condition.	drop 0.298025 Resources section 0.486031 MVP 0.448801 entire site 0.548931 list 0.249596 people 0.243193 sexes 0.323349	Mitral valve prolapse 0.905259 NHLBI 0.359045 Search 0.250328 News 0.248132 ages 0.242941 risk 0.242101 Health Topics section 0.754228	CLICK HERE
4106	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Mitral Valve Prolapse Be Prevented?	You cannot prevent mitral valve prolapse because most people who have the condition are born with it.	valve repair 0.455147 Resources section 0.454444 MVP 0.305364 entire site 0.489565 mitral valve prolapse 0.994323 infective endocarditis 0.571401 irregular heartbeats 0.5622	heart disease 0.377016 high risk 0.67232 heart chambers 0.420441 Health Topics section 0.855016 dental work 0.400706 antibiotics 0.252114	CLICK HERE
4262	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Carotid Artery Disease Treated?	Treatments for carotid artery disease may include heart-healthy lifestyle changes, medicines, and medical procedures such as carotid endarterectomy and carotid artery angioplasty and stenting.	heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.58599 symptom onset 0.354436 entire site 0.356699 medical procedures 0.356035 mainstay treatment 0.352706 reduced blood flow 0.387766 health care team 0.387533 stent-widened artery 0.484861 common medications 0.356072 carotid endarterectomy 0.53959 blood flow 0.53859 overall health 0.353375 elevated risk 0.351947 blood cholesterol level 0.397791 Resources section 0.356285 carotid arteries 0.666636 carotid artery disease 0.66645 plaque buildup 0.405184 Doctors 0.343436 symptoms 0.321526 emergency care 0.35199 inner lining 0.346099 inset image 0.481786 treatment 0.372077 blood vessel 0.347512	heart attack 0.348733 medicines 0.338674 cut 0.325646 inner artery wall 0.545548 cholesterol levels 0.353792 heart disease 0.348326 internal carotid artery 0.605455 Health Topics section 0.401234 statin medications 0.356354 small mesh tube 0.379983 better your chances 0.353835 cross-section 0.341012 neck 0.332726 stroke 0.384683 people 0.333374 medical procedure 0.346097 Figure 0.362196 doctor 0.345456 normal blood flow 0.51749 statin treatment 0.353898 sooner treatment 0.352493 blood clots 0.391863 blood clot 0.358085 carotid artery 0.961793	CLICK HERE
16486	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Catheter Ablation	Catheter ablation is a procedure that uses energy to make small scars in your heart tissue to prevent abnormal electrical signals from moving through your heart. Radiofrequency (RF) ablation uses high-energy, locally delivered RF signals to make the scars. Cryoablation uses extremely cold temperatures to make the scars. Sometimes, laser light energy is used.	entire site 0.401039 cardiac catheter ablation 0.817189 heart tissue 0.53944 Cardiac ablation procedures 0.603488 atrial fibrillation 0.404373 flexible tubes 0.386556 ablation uses 0.555754 small scars 0.432622 ride home 0.381233 healthy tissue 0.392646 slight risk 0.384098 catheters 0.515893 special catheter 0.515293 electrical impulses 0.390716 wire electrodes 0.390517 blood pressure 0.386847 laser light energy 0.47035 Resources section 0.402435 laser light 0.482999 catheter ablation 0.988941 ray imaging method 0.463395 heart 0.551044 irregular heartbeats 0.411493 certain types 0.391564	blood vessel damage 0.450858 high risk 0.393747 ablation line 0.520533 heart damage 0.39362 upper thigh 0.394652 blood vessel 0.558435 RF waves 0.390124 extra steps 0.381354 Cardiac conduction 0.407775 correct place 0.387838 extremely cold temperatures 0.643084 small area 0.386636 Health Topics section 0.489595 arm 0.356294 ventricular fibrillation 0.40604 heart rate 0.396008 abnormal heartbeats 0.414586 locally delivered RF 0.486479 groin 0.347572 small hole 0.390754 doctor 0.409483 abnormal electrical signals 0.648202 arrhythmias 0.371471 cardiac catheterization 0.420592	CLICK HERE
16521	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Coronary Angiography	Coronary angiography is a procedure that uses contrast dye, usually containing iodine, and x ray pictures to detect blockages in the coronary arteries that are caused by plaque buildup.	coronary angioplasty 0.696306 abnormal results 0.565246 entire site 0.567416 percutaneous coronary intervention 0.745638 ride home 0.554694 kidney damage 0.553115 blood flow 0.562698 blood pressure 0.560813 invasive cardiac catheterization 0.614697 Resources section 0.568319 catheter tube 0.610601 coronary artery 0.698073 common procedure 0.574978 plaque buildup 0.5762 coronary arteries 0.728497 blood vessel damage 0.606195 closure device 0.556841 upper thigh 0.562832 Possible complications 0.558458 blood vessel 0.716044 chronic kidney disease 0.597847 heart attack 0.656214 fluid buildup 0.558448 cardiac catheterization procedure 0.738252 imaging test 0.55653	coronary CTA 0.72223 contrast dye 0.752245 Health Topics section 0.626453 movable table 0.566792 hospital 0.522326 coronary angiography 0.972517 important nutrients 0.567692 heart rate 0.564581 coronary computed tomography 0.73857 exercise stress test 0.61166 blockages 0.648534 ray pictures 0.67274 groin 0.531778 Visit Coronary angiography 0.800095 small hole 0.55995 neck 0.521985 physical activity 0.564248 allergic reactions 0.555191 doctor 0.578244 certain conditions 0.55388 chest pain 0.62846 blood clots 0.561208 coronary heart disease 0.775201 coronary microvascular disease 0.768138	CLICK HERE
16536	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Thoracentesis	Thoracentesis is a procedure in which a needle is inserted into the pleural space between the lungs and the chest wall.	bed 0.225273 bleeding 0.226005 pleural effusions 0.586618 entire site 0.353508 spleen injuries 0.342349 office 0.226121 edge 0.225311 coughing 0.232064 Visit Thoracentesis 0.325974 Search 0.22884 lungs 0.277419 small bandage 0.347831 area 0.22477 heart failure 0.346714 blood pressure 0.328407 chest x ray 0.36262 Resources section 0.356372 patients 0.225349 list 0.228773 pleural space 0.959896 15 minutes 0.225626 lung infections 0.362802 conditions 0.226153 drop 0.228171 skin 0.224793	cause 0.253382 pneumothorax 0.235844 head 0.22525 rare complications 0.336631 News 0.22864 Health Topics section 0.490495 hospital 0.226105 table 0.225205 breathing 0.224995 chair 0.225773 chest wall 0.404485 medicine 0.224672 procedure 0.394244 pleural effusion 0.768301 best location 0.341472 excess fluid 0.502433 lung problems 0.341705 doctor 0.333754 tumors 0.227424 NHLBI 0.241042 chest pain 0.370222 discomfort 0.23389 needle 0.454495 ribs 0.231323	CLICK HERE
16634	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Treatment of Overweight and Obesity	Treatment for overweight and obesity will depend on the cause and severity of your condition. Possible treatments to aim for a healthy weight include healthy lifestyle changes, behavioral weight-loss treatment programs, medicines, and possibly surgery.	Weight loss medicines 0.370096 heart-healthy eating 0.355445 Visit Physical Activity 0.322942 weight loss patients 0.328754 certain obesity-related complications 0.306083 NHLBI Clinical Trials 0.305206 gastric bypass surgery 0.400842 entire site 0.266371 excess body weight 0.341493 greater weight loss 0.330877 behavioral treatment programs 0.314968 Healthy Sleep 0.309321 weight-loss plan 0.268505 ongoing clinical studies 0.298346 behavioral strategies 0.263272 obesity 0.33181 behavioral weight-loss treatment 0.337812 smaller stomach 0.266661 FDA-approved medicines 0.299732 Visit healthy recipes 0.35899 Resources section 0.268262 weight loss 0.53686 treatment programs 0.320789 moderately-reduced calorie diet 0.312562 Dietary Guidelines 0.262419	physical activity goals 0.321688 Brain. Several medicines 0.298406 Chose My Plate 0.261981 health benefits 0.307439 healthy eating pattern 0.394402 cognitive behavioral therapies 0.306588 successful weight loss 0.34003 unconsciously crave food 0.317988 daily calorie needs 0.318269 Possible treatments 0.266988 energy balance 0.313472 healthy body weight 0.387299 healthy lifestyle changes 0.914416 certain medicines 0.296315 Health Topics section 0.326252 overweight 0.29487 Deficiency more information 0.26301 lifelong healthy lifestyle 0.576904 Body Weight Planner 0.343218 behavioral weight-loss programs 0.321187 healthy weight 0.512229 physical activity 0.628746 doctor 0.315918 high blood pressure 0.305225	CLICK HERE
16688	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Signs and Symptoms	At first, COPD may cause no symptoms or only mild symptoms. As the disease worsens, common signs and symptoms include an ongoing cough (with or without mucus), shortness of breath, wheezing or whistling when breathing, and chest tightness.	Common signs 0.311794 family members 0.266765 hard time 0.262973 Resources section 0.31904 weight loss 0.270935 entire site 0.325258 mild symptoms 0.379266 respiratory infections 0.302495 Severe COPD 0.617594 lower muscle endurance 0.490889 physical activity 0.295418	lung damage 0.273888 symptoms 0.932933 low oxygen level 0.477984 breath 0.227087 ongoing cough 0.377098 severe symptoms 0.349078 Chest tightness 0.351842 physical exertion 0.300007 emergency care 0.266363 Health Topics section 0.592626	CLICK HERE